Projects | ruananegri

CADERNOS MOBILIDADE & COVID PUBLICATION

Research produced by researchers Victor Callil and Daniela Constanzo from Cebrap in partnership with Itaú Unibanco. The studies investigate the population's perception of urban mobility during the covid-19 pandemic in the cities of: Porto Alegre, Recife, Rio de Janeiro, Salvador and Sao Paulo.

PROCESS

Sketch / Final drawing - scanned / Test with color / Details + palette suggestion

DITOS E (Y) DICHOS. BOOK

Edition I. Argentina, Brasil, Chile e Uruguai.

Creation and Illustration:

Ruana Negri

Translation: Domingo Duclos

The book presents an illustrated selection of popular sayings used in South American countries.

6 pages of the book: 2 covers referring to the "chapters" and four illustrated sayings

WEB SERIES / School of Geniuses - Gloob Chanel (watercolor) Producer: Mixer. Gloob Chanel

Set of six illustrations to compose scenes about the character Tesla.

PROCESS

Sketch / Color Study / + Details

CUMBIA CALAVERA BAND

Latin American group that proposes an instrumental reinterpretation of classic cumbias and also presents its own compositions, spreading melodies and rhythmic elements of cumbia chicha, Colombian cumbia and Andean folk music. Formed by members from different countries, such as Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Cuba, France, Togo and Uruguay, the group presents itself in a performative way and its costumes are inspired by the iconography of the Fiesta de los Muertos, a Mexican cultural festival.

SINGLE COVERS

Sketch + Vector Art / Final Result

ART / SOCIAL NETWORKS

T-SHIRT / COSTUME + STANDART

VOZ DA LESTE NEWSPAPER

Project approved by VAI (Valuation of Cultural Initiatives). Linked to the East Zone Culture Forum. Alternative and independent media to give space and voice to cultural, political, historical and heritage actions from the peripheries with a focus on the eastern region of Sao Paulo.

DISC COVER

Sounds from Nowhere. BABELICAL

Composed by: Felipe Mancini (guitar and coimbra guitar), Demétrius Carvalho (acoustic bass and seven-string guitar), Domingo Duclos (flute, clarinet and banjo) and Ivan Silva (tambourines and kalimba). The quartet explores the sounds of the East East, Latin America, India, Iberian Peninsula, Africa and Brazil in an instrumental show of different wind instruments, strings and percussion.