BIOGRAPHY

Adhemas Batista is a self-taught director of design and an artist from Brazil living in Los Angeles with his wife and children. He has spent over 25 years creating vibrant and colorful concepts with bold and vibrant graphics, organic forms, imaginative appeal and meaningful solutions aiming on every piece of design to make colorful, living art that shines through the thickest corporate quagmire, always backed by a variety of illustration, typography and photography skills.

Self-taught, Adhemas started his career at age fifteen as a graphic designer, developing throughout the years a distinctive visual style that has resulted in frequent press coverage and recognition in the highest ranks of the industry, including 9 Lions at the Cannes Festival being one Grand Prix for Good in 2016 for the short animation “Malak and the Boat” to raise awareness around the Syrian refugee crisis. He was also responsible for designing the first LGBTQ packaging for Doritos in partnership with Goodby, Silverstein & Partners & the “It Gets Better” foundation and quoted by Computer Arts magazine as "Leading the charge to prominence of Brazilian and Latin American graphic designers”.