Hi, I’m Locchi — an Art Director and Motion Designer based in São Paulo, with a growing focus on 3D.
For over a decade I’ve worked across brand, social, and video, with motion as the common thread — social campaigns, animated identities, short-form content, and everything in between. I specialize in fashion, beauty, and lifestyle work, where visual rhythm and mood matter as much as the message.
3D has become a core part of my process over the past couple of years, shaping the way I approach space, light, and composition in every project I take on.
I studied Digital Social Media at Belas Artes, one of Brazil’s leading arts and design schools, and I’ve been building on that foundation project by project ever since.
Promotional teaser created for the Halloween edition of Retrô, a São Paulo party with a loyal following in the city’s nightlife scene. The video combines curated Halloween footage and imagery with lettering animation, building atmosphere and anticipation for the event. Produced in collaboration with design studio Beni Projects.
Two 2D motion pieces created for Copastur, a travel agency that offers official travel packages for SXSW — the renowned technology and culture festival held annually in Austin, Texas. Both videos were designed for promotional use, working within the event’s existing visual identity to create content that felt native to the festival while serving the agency’s campaign.
An in-house Halloween piece created for MESSS, the São Paulo-based creative agency where I work. The brief was open — a creative exercise for the agency’s own social media. The result is a 3D video with motion elements inspired by the low poly aesthetic of 90s video games, blending nostalgia and a Halloween mood into a single piece.
Fan-driven t-shirt design featuring two beloved characters from Garota do Momento — a Brazilian soap opera that became a social media phenomenon. The piece started as a personal creative project and took on a life of its own: Edu Sterblitch, one of the show’s lead actors, wore the shirt at his birthday party. A video from the event went viral with him wearing it in the background.
Logo and visual identity created for ALPV Club, a membership program developed by brazilian bag brand Alexandre Pavão. The club was conceived by the brand’s PR team as a way to deepen the relationship between Alexandre Pavão and its customers — and I was brought in to translate that concept into a visual identity, leading the project from concept through final execution.