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Who am I?

Hello! My name is Pedro Henrique (PH) and I help your brand achieve your dreams! I have higher education in Graphics Design and several complementary courses in related areas, in addition to almost 15 years of professional experience.

Why "Oito" and an octopus as a symbol?

"Oito" means "eight" in Portuguese, and octopuses have eight tentacles. Inspired by this I also selected eight of their habilities that I relate to professionally:

Furthermore, coincidentally (or not), the ideal pH for octopuses (acidity of sea water) is precisely Eight (8)!

Eight services, too!

Just like eight characteristics in octopuses, I organized the services I offer into eight categories:
  • Branding <br />(Brand strategy)
  • Name and<br />Verbal Identity
  • Logo and Visual Identity
  • Trademark Registration<br />at Brazilian INPI
  • Website Creation<br />and E-commerce
  • Social media management
  • Editorial design <br />(paged)
  • Print <br />graphics design

Testimonials (shorts)

What do clients say about me and my work?

Very empathetic in his relationship with the client, Pedro’s work is of rare beauty, delicacy and vigor.”

Vânia Vidal
Writer, proofreader and translator

He expressed our essence and knew how to project the company’s philosophy in a visual and interactive way!”

Filipe Nicknig
Circus artist, teacher and director

Portfolio

Below, a selection of Eight works I developed. Click the button below them to see others.

Experience

Some of the brands that I work for or have worked for:

Gallery

A little about my journey told through photographs:

Articles

Sustainability, Design and Daily Life

The world population is growing and has already surpassed seven billion inhabitants. For UNEP (United Nations Environment Programme), by 2050, when the world population is expected to reach nine billion, three planets will be needed to meet human needs. What does that mean? That the way we live is not sustainable and that if we do not urgently rethink the relationship between consumption and the environment, we will face very serious crises on a global scale in the coming decades.

How can Graphic Design act for the good of the Environment and Social Development?

After briefly introducing the graphic designer's skills and showing possible ways in which he can associate his professional performance with the environment and society, two practical case studies will be shown where academic knowledge from various areas were applied in real situations, seeking to shape directly the reality of our country, which we can also consider a type of Environmental Re-Education.

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