R/GA's youngest associate creative director, Gui Borchert was recently featured in Print magazine as one of the 20 most talented designers under 30. He joined R/GA in 2003 as a designer and has quickly grown into one of the leading creatives on the Nike account. Since starting at R/GA, Gui has excelled at idea generation, conceptual work, and design direction and executions, as well as fostering collaboration with Nike's offline agency, Wieden + Kennedy. His expertise lies in teamwork and flexibility in integrating his diverse style as needed for client projects across corporate identity, interactive, motion graphics, and typography.










Throughout his career, Gui has also done work for clients such as MTV and has collaborated with R/GA CEO Bob Greenberg and Stefan Sagmeister on the logo pitch for the NYC2012 Olympic bid. He has worked on illustration projects with leading agencies like Salles D'Arcy and DM9DDB. He also serves as a news editor on the well respected design site DesignisKinky.net. And in 2001, he founded Eyepunch.com, one of the most recognized design resources in the Brazilian design community.

Gui has won more than two dozen awards in the industry's most prestigious competitions including Gold Cannes Cyber Lions, One Show Interactive and Clios. His work has been shown in exhibits and published in numerous magazines and books in Brazil, the United States, Europe, and Asia.

Gui holds a BFA in design from UFRJ (Rio de Janeiro Federal University).

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DOPIE is the result of our search for a sandal in a simpler and pure form: a single shape sole to protect the foot that folds up between the toes to provide control. The combination EVA and rubber construction provides the perfect balance of lightness, comfort and flexibility. An optional strap is provided to add extra functionality to DOPIE beginners.






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Katsuya Terada is probably best known in the US as the character-designer for the animated film Blood: The Last Vampire. He has also done work related to American comics, such as Iron Man and Hellboy (one of his illustrations was used for an official statuette of Hellboy).





Terada has defined himself as a "rakugaki" artist, more of a philosophy than a style of drawing, in which one draws a little everywhere, all the time, without thinking too much, on notebooks etc. He is a very prolific artist; one of his collections of sketches numbers more than 1000 pages, appropriately called Rakuga King.

His use of CG tools is integrated very well in his illustrations, giving his work a vivid and rich appearance. Most distinctive, though, are the female faces in his work, which could be described as “cute�, but with a dangerous or elusive character to the eyes. He has admitted various influences on his work, particularly European ones, like Jean Giraud (a.k.a. Moebius) and the magazine Métal Hurlant which he has said gave him a taste for strong women who are slightly stripped.

Katsuya Terada - Personal Website

Paulo Oliveira is an Art Director, Interactive Designer and Developer who specializes in brand packaging and brand identity, in addition to interactive design and other disciplines of the graphical design.

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Features the best of Italian marks and logos and aims to promote worldwide the culture of Italian communications. Undersign is dedicated to research on logos and is divided into categories, according to type and design method.

Freshly Made is a chapter that looks at brand new marks from concept to completion including rejected alternatives; Lifting explores the restyling of registered marks before and after; Application focuses on marks realized with unusual materials; titles of other chapters include Icons, and T-Shirts & Fashion. Includes a CD featuring wallpapers created out of logos, icons and fonts.

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