Baturim is a Vienna-based group and association dedicated to the art of Brazilian samba percussion. The name „Baturim“ combines Batucada and Tamborim, the iconic samba instrument. Inspired by Rio de Janeiro’s samba schools, they bring the authentic spirit of Brazilian carnival to Austria.
The world of African and Brazilian percussion has inspires with its unique drums, bells, and shakers, admired across countless journeys through these regions. This passion for Brazilian music led to the founding of KALANGO, a percussion shop dedicated to offering a selection that includes both renowned brands and unique, handcrafted items from small, authentic workshops discovered on frequent travels.
The Bienenverlag is a specialized publishing house for beekeeping and apiculture, offering books, technical literature, and guides on all aspects of beekeeping. It provides practical knowledge and guidance for beekeepers, covering both traditional and modern beekeeping methods.
A logo was artfully crafted to capture Bienenverlag’s mission, blending the timeless symbols of honeycomb, bees, and the letter „B“ itself. Two book covers were also illustrated with typographic finesse, each becoming a cherished favorite among readers.
A workshop, rehearsal space, gathering spot, and of course, a stage for making music, meeting people, exchanging ideas, learning from each other, building respect, and making friends.
Capoeira is a Brazilian art blending dance, music, and acrobatics, originally born from resistance and community. In this camp, kids will explore Capoeira Angola, focusing on music, movement, and teamwork.
The program includes workshops, creative activities, and experiential learning, helping kids build skills, improve fitness, and enjoy an intercultural community experience.
The design goal was to blend the vibrant energy of Capoeira with the adventurous spirit of camping in a simple, childlike style. A dynamic, cutout silhouette look with three colors plus background keeps the focus on movement and unity, making it perfect for screen printing on shirts and bags.
Inspired by Capoeira Angola’s Mestre Pastinha, black and yellow were chosen for historical significance, with violet added for a striking contrast. This minimal color palette creates a bold, playful design that captures Capoeira’s spirit in a way kids can easily connect with.
Sapucaiu no Samba is a German-Brazilian cultural project and one of the largest samba groups in Germany and Europe, known for its performances at the Carnival of Cultures in Berlin. The group consists of drummers, dancers, and musicians, combining Brazilian samba traditions with international diversity.
A simple and rough-drawn series of illustrations depicting a traveler’s journey. Each sketch captures candid moments in a loose, minimalist style, focusing on the essentials.
