One of the first hires. I helped build the creative for one of the world's most loved sneaker brands — from the ground up.
I was one of Cariuma's first hires — and for years, at every part of the journey, the creative ran through me. From product pages to global photo shoots, retail pop-ups to wholesale catalogues, packaging to social strategy, I built and led the visual systems that let a young sneaker brand look and feel like a global one.
This page is a tour of that work.
I shot and art-directed the product pages — a clean hero for each style, plus the full set of angles, worn and unworn, that let people trust a shoe they can't yet hold.







Cariuma is a materials story, so I built a way to show exactly what each shoe is made of — natural rubber, a cork & mamona-oil insole, organic-cotton canvas and recycled plastics — laid out piece by piece.

I played a real part in the website's layout hierarchy — deciding what is truly important and how the flow should feel, so that browsing led somewhere meaningful rather than just scrolling past product.
I led multiple photo and video shoots for every occasion and collaboration. Most of the major collab visuals — Pantone, Star Wars, even the Van Gogh Museum — were produced locally, under my direction.




I led overseas productions in Guangzhou, China and Los Angeles, California — directing full teams end to end: photographers, stylists, fashion stylists, prop teams and make-up artists.


I designed and led pop-up retail experiences that brought the brand into the physical world — in California and Dubai.



With the Catiba, we built a genuine place for Cariuma in skate culture — and that commitment carried the brand onto the world's biggest stage. Cariuma outfitted athletes at the Olympics in the brand's shoes and jersey, putting sustainable footwear in front of a global audience as skateboarding took the spotlight.
I designed an improved package with a second, double-adhesive strip. If a customer wants to return their shoes, they simply reseal the same box and send it back — no new packaging, no friction.


I designed the catalogues and sales visuals that helped overseas retailers and distributors understand Cariuma — what the brand stands for, and what it means to be part of the team.


Designing content was only half of it. I planned and strategised with the social team on how to reach more people — creating content that compelled audiences to care about the brand and its story, not just the product.



Everything above comes back to marketing.
I supported marketing initiatives, PR and the full spread of digital marketing, always with one eye on the return the work deserved. Marketing was the company's strongest suit — and together, we didn't just sell a shoe. We built a story people believed in.
Eleven licensed collaborations, each with its own visual world — the craft was making them all unmistakably Cariuma.