Gallery Of Posters By Joao Machado - Portugal
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Joao Machado - Portugal
Born in Coimbra, Joao Machado graduated in Sculpture at the Porto School of Fine Arts, but it is in Graphic Design that he is unique and internationally recognized.
He was a teacher at ESBAP (1976-1981), but soon decided to dedicate himself exclusively to graphic design and to open his own studio in 1981.
Since then, he has participated in numerous collective and solo exhibitions that have brought him several national and international awards, such as the Icograda Excellence Award in 1999 as well as his appointment as one of the Graphis Design Masters.
Author of a vast work, his passion for the poster is notorious, undoubtedly his piece of choice. Color and shape are his hallmarks.
His posters are characterized by bright colors, a playful arrangement of well defined geometric elements and bold contrasts between flat surfaces and texture patterns.
He also reveals himself in editorial design, in the areas of illustration and philately, always marked by an identity that has been persistently built.
Born in Coimbra, Joao Machado graduated in Sculpture at the Porto School of Fine Arts, but it is in Graphic Design that he is unique and internationally recognized.
He was a teacher at ESBAP (1976-1981), but soon decided to dedicate himself exclusively to graphic design and to open his own studio in 1981.
Since then, he has participated in numerous collective and solo exhibitions that have brought him several national and international awards, such as the Icograda Excellence Award in 1999 as well as his appointment as one of the Graphis Design Masters.
Author of a vast work, his passion for the poster is notorious, undoubtedly his piece of choice. Color and shape are his hallmarks.
His posters are characterized by bright colors, a playful arrangement of well defined geometric elements and bold contrasts between flat surfaces and texture patterns.
He also reveals himself in editorial design, in the areas of illustration and philately, always marked by an identity that has been persistently built.
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