Manuel Fernández Del Campo García Email & Phone Number

Querétaro, Mexico

Brada is my graphic design studio focused on branding. As the founder and leader of the project, my work has encompassed many areas at different times: from creative tasks such as designing and providing graphic direction for projects, to administrative tasks such as project management, client communication, and quotations.Currently, my primary role.

This project was born by accident, stemming from a passion for printing my own designs on t-shirts and sweatshirts. In late 2022, I made a small on-demand launch, and due to the positive response, I decided to establish the project as a formal brand.Since then, I have been working on clothing collections, experimenting with materials and garment fits, and.

I have been serving as a university professor since 2017, instructing courses on visual identity within the fields of graphic and industrial design consistently from 2017 to 2022. Additionally, I've been involved in teaching other subjects like digital portfolio development and entrepreneurship.As of 2022, I transitioned away from formal teaching duties..

During the pandemic, I partnered with my sister, who was studying for a Chef Degree, to create Costa del Océano, a dark kitchen offering seafood, specifically aguachiles (a Mexican dish made of shrimp submerged in liquid seasoned with chili peppers, lime juice, and other ingredients), located in Queretaro, Mexico.We initiated the project after identifying.

México

Cortesanto is an artisanal mezcal produced in Oaxaca, Mexico. For this project, I carried out the construction of the brand from scratch, including defining its personality, naming, visual identity, packaging design, and communication.

In 2016, I started printing t-shirts with minimalist designs for my own use. I designed them, bought the blank t-shirts, and printed them.As I noticed that people often asked about the brand when they saw me wearing the t-shirts, in 2017, I launched Neue, an e-commerce where I started to sell these t-shirts in a more organized way, creating periodic.

In this stage, I was in charge of the design team of the group. My role involved participating in internal meetings and with clients to understand the problems and needs, communicating them to the design team, proposing solutions, and presenting them for implementation.It was a period during which I rarely engaged in direct design work; instead, I directed.

My role was divided into two parts: concerning design, it involved proposing and developing graphic solutions in visual identity; meanwhile, as a partner, I was responsible for following up with the clients.

At Maxwell, a lifestyle magazine, my role on the team included managing content with the editorial team, proposing layouts that visually conveyed the idea of each piece of content, and overseeing printing.

My role in the studio involved developing designs for external clients, mainly in the fields of visual identity and editorial.

La Fuente is a weekly newspaper in Queretaro, Mexico. I became involved in this project while still in college, and my initial task was to develop the visual identity and editorial design of the newspaper. Then, each week, I managed the content to create layouts and send each edition to print.I was involved in various stages of this project between 2012.

This was my first formal job, which started as an internship and later evolved into a full-time position.My tasks were varied, including visual identity design, editorial design, advertising, and social media.

Executive Mba, Business Administration And Management, General

Multimedia Graphic Design, Graphic Design