What is it like to be a true democratic brand on today's world?
To embrace diversity in all its shapes and colors.

That's what Skol, the most young and democratic beer brand in Brazil did to reinvent itself and reconnect with its young audience.

The Hand Made Book of Guaraná
Brazil's most famous soda is actually made out of an exotic fruit from the amazon forest, the guaraná. Every year, hundreds of hands come together for its harvest – a tradition inherited from the sateré-maué tribe that goes back centuries, and carefully replicated by antarctica for at least 95 years.

every single page of the book was hand-illustrated – from typography to patterns – in order to emulate guaraná's hand-harvesting process, which remains the same for hundreds of years.

The world of football was split into two eras: before Ronaldo and after Ronaldo. This is how we said goodbye to the soccer player Ronaldo on his farewell.

What do you do with just two pieces of OOH just by the largest parks in the city? You hack them and turn them into a running game for runners.

Celebrating 50 years of insta ramen in Brazil. To tell this amazing story, we've made a series of posters and the brand's website, passing through the creation of the brand to its arrival in Brazil. 

A cause that turned into a project, that inspired us to create a product.

Didi you ever felt like you're living the same day over and over again?

A music map of your city. A geolocated playlist app. A startup project that mapped the music taste of an entire country. Welcome to Soundspot.

Here's to those who love to turn their nights into mornings.

A crazy music experiment with the remarkable song Chariots of Fire.

The emotional power of homemade food.

That's what it feels like to drink a Skol Beats Blue.

Plain. Simple. Cool.

Isn't hacking a beautiful thing? We think so too.

Who said eastern eggs and beer can't go together?

Running is like a drug. Once you get hooked is hard to stop.

Digital and analog come together.

Carrefour wanted to join social media for the first time in Brazil but it didn't want to sell anything.