Let's celebrate?
What's your favorite holiday?
This project brings together a series of illustrations created to celebrate special dates throughout the year, featuring our company mascots as the central characters. Each piece was designed to convey emotion, lightness, and a sense of connection with both internal and external audiences, while reinforcing the brand's values in a playful and engaging way.
The visuals reflect not only the spirit of each celebration, but also the unique personality of the mascots, adapted to different cultural and festive contexts.
The visuals reflect not only the spirit of each celebration, but also the unique personality of the mascots, adapted to different cultural and festive contexts.
CARNIVAL
An explosion of color and joy! Buddy and Angel embrace the Carnival spirit with vibrant costumes and infectious energy, celebrating one of Brazil's most iconic cultural festivals. The artwork highlights diversity, movement, and the lively atmosphere of this beloved holiday.
International Women's Day
An empowering tribute to the women who transform the world every day. In this illustration, the Angel mascot celebrates female strength and empowerment through a reimagining of the famous "We Can Do It!" poster created by J. Howard Miller in 1943, today a symbol of women's struggle for their place in our society.
St. Patrick's day
With shades of green and touches of Irish folklore, the mascots Jolly, Buddy, Jinny and Angel join in the fun of St. Patrick’s Day in a playful and themed composition. Shamrocks, hats, and cheerful expressions set the tone for a lighthearted celebration of this global tradition.
Easter
In this illustration, the FISK mascots appear in a flower garden as decorated eggs, symbolizing renewal and hope in a fun representation of the Easter tradition.
MOTHER'S DAY
One of the most emotional celebrations of the year is portrayed with warmth and tenderness. The mascots share symbolic moments of love between mothers and children, highlighting care, connection, and maternal affection in a heartfelt visual language.
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