Camila de Liz Nunes

1. These digital illustrations were created as part of my freelance work. Some were special commissions intended as gifts for loved ones, while others were designed to decorate birthday parties or homes.

2. I enjoy exploring new techniques and materials, and have worked with traditional drawing, Indian ink, watercolor, and acrylic painting.

3. Bringing characters to life is essential not just in children's books, but also in projects that need personality and connection. These are a few examples of characters I've designed. A curious fact about the characters in the book The Rope that Ties Us is that, in the first version of the story, they were cute capybaras. However, the author decided to change them into humans for the officially published version.

4. It's important to pay special attention to the cover illustration to make sure the spacing is right and everything is ready for the layout. It's also essential to prioritize the main characters and the context of the story. Some of the book covers I’ve designed are hardcovers and have different dimensions from the book's interior.

5. I created storytelling for picture books, adding key details to each scene and sometimes adapting the authors' suggestions about the elements they wanted to highlight in the illustrations.

6. From logo design to crafting the slogan, I developed branding proposals for companies like Mmer Beauty and Anjos Cocadas. I also created the full visual identity for a cosmetics line.

7. Besides developing graphic designs for some brands, I also create original products for my own personalized store. I sometimes display customized stationery items at fairs and events.

8. In addition to illustrating, I also wrote the script and story for the book included in the Turminha Biokinder bath kit. I've also written four other children's books and love the creativity involved in this genre of literature.