
About
Seb was born in fancy Alvalade and grew up in blue collar Margem Sul. Two realities that contributed to making him street-posh. That means Seb listens to Snoop Dogg while wearing a threatening pullover sweater around his neck. He says he likes cinema, literature, conferences (pause for yawning) and having a grandmother who taught the Portuguese President. And she never gave him an A. He’s 1.90m tall, and for that reason, one day a stork decided to build a nest on his head. Which he decided to keep. Termination clause: More than 50 Cent.
Clients
I have had the pleasure to work with these lovely people.
Microsoft
Audi
Carlsberg
FIFA
Somersby
RFM
SuperBock Group
Wilkinson
Santander Totta
SANA Hotels
FIBA
République Française (Min. Transport.)
Audi
Carlsberg
FIFA
Somersby
RFM
SuperBock Group
Wilkinson
Santander Totta
SANA Hotels
FIBA
République Française (Min. Transport.)
Features
Stay Sane Stay Safe
Designers Against Coronavirus
ADC*E High Potentials
The Portuguese Design
Viework
Diario Grafico
Marketeer
Briefing
Meios e Publicidade
Pantone Canvas
Wacom Gallery
Behance Branding
Behance Illustrator
Projects
Co-Host
@ The Design Kids Lisbon
ADC*E High Potentials
@ ADC*E Festival Barcelona
@ ADC*E Festival Barcelona
Design Jury
@ CCP Festival
@ CCP Festival
Design Jury
@ Young Lions Portugal
@ Young Lions Portugal
10th Annual Poster Show
@ Arizona State University
@ Arizona State University
Featured
@ APDC Conference
@ APDC Conference
ADC*E Creative Express
Boot Camp & Youth Summit
@ Estoril Conferences
@ Estoril Conferences
3 Silver, 6 Bronzes
@ CCP Festival
@ CCP Festival
Bronze & Two-Time Finalist
@ Young Lions Portugal
@ Young Lions Portugal
3 Awards
@ M&P Design
@ M&P Design
Gold
@ Sapo Awards
@ Sapo Awards
Finalist
@ Hack for Good
C. Gulbenkian Foundation
@ Hack for Good
C. Gulbenkian Foundation
Speaking
Faculdade de Arquitectura
ULisboa @ MadWeek
@ Design 20x20
Design Meetup
Design Meetup
ADC*E High Potentials
@ ADC*E Festival Barcelona
@ ADC*E Festival Barcelona
C. Gulbenkian Foundation
@ Hack for Good
@ Hack for Good