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DIOGO B. BUENO SENIOR ART DIRECTOR
@Studio X Madrid

   












As a creative professional, I am deeply passionate about design and art direction. I always strive to bring my best to every project and love to generate fresh ideas and innovative concepts. With a solid foundation in design principles and a keen eye for visual communication, I am dedicated to producing designs that are not only effective but also visually compelling. I firmly believe that humility and an open mind are key to success in this field, and I am always looking to challenge myself and grow as a designer.

Over the course of my career, I have been fortunate enough to work with a diverse range of clients, from finance to fashion. I have had the pleasure of collaborating with some fantastic brands, including Nike, Facebook, Amazon, Samsung, Sprite, Fanta, Santander, and Tanqueray. My experience working with top-tier agencies, such as Wieden+Kennedy, Crispin Porter+Bogusky, Mutato, and Heads, has given me a comprehensive understanding of the creative process and has allowed me to develop a unique approach to problem-solving.

At the end of the day, I am simply a creative professional who is passionate about what I do and thrives on new challenges. If you are in need of a creative mind to bring your ideas to life, I am here to help.

drop me a line
E: diogobueno22@gmail.com
T: soon



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WORK EXPERIENCE
currently in

@studio x madrid

previously in
@muta.to
@wieden+kennedy
@crispin porter+bogusky
@agência 3
@nissan
@reserva
@heads



AWARDS
2020
CCSP
in book

2019
ANDY AWARDS
glenn c. smith award
ANDY AWARDS
student gold

 2018
D&AD NEW BLOOD
yellow pencil

2017
EL OJO JUEVENES TALENTO
shortlist
VACINA PARENTE




APIB

@wieden+kennedy
my role ︎︎︎ concept, design, art direction
directed by joint
During the pandemic, indigenous communities were vulnerable not only to COVID-19 but also to a different kind of virus: the spread of 'fake news' through WhatsApp. This misinformation was often propagated by foreign missionaries and pastors who discouraged immunization, making the job of health workers even more challenging.

To combat this problem, we launched a campaign that utilized the same techniques as fake news to spread the truth. By creatively using social media and messaging platforms, we were able to communicate accurate and helpful information to indigenous communities. Our goal was to empower individuals with the knowledge they needed to make informed decisions about their health, and we're proud to say that the campaign was successful in reaching and positively impacting many communities.