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Portuguese Words by Gonçalo Nobre

Portuguese Words by Gonçalo Nobre

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July 17, 2015
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The illustrations 'Portuguese Words' by Gonçalo Nobre was originally made for Babbel Magazine. Originally written in Italian by Giulia, where she writes about her favorite Portuguese Words. Let's learn some Portuguese words with Gonçalo's illustrations.

Since I was a kid I've always been interested in "moving images". Doing absurd short animations. Using Paint and (Windows) Movie Maker or with my digital camera doing stop-motion or live action movies with my neighbors. Also, I never stop doodling and producing imagery. Growing in a world where digital tools and equipment were starting to become very accessible was very important for me, because they allowed kids to be creative. This curiosity grew into a passion.
-Gonçalo Nobre

Saudade - "Homesick"

Saudade - "Homesick"

Melancia - "Watermelon"

Melancia - "Watermelon"

Moleque - "Kid"

Moleque - "Kid"

Sometimes I feel I can not even advise myself..but if had to advise someone I would say: Stop procrastinating. If you want it, just do it! Stop being afraid of failing and making up lame excuses.
-Gonçalo Nobre

Cabeleireiro - "Hairdresser"

Cabeleireiro - "Hairdresser"

Xodo - "Sweetheart; Beloved One"

Xodo - "Sweetheart; Beloved One"

Most importantly, have fun doing it. When we start working in the field professionally sometimes it's hard to keep the enthusiasm... Take your time to experiment and PLAY!
-Gonçalo Nobre

Cachoeira - "Waterfall"

Cachoeira - "Waterfall"

Cafune - "Head Massage; Caress"

Cafune - "Head Massage; Caress"

Azulejo - "Tile"

Azulejo - "Tile"

About Gonçalo Nobre

Gonçalo Nobre is a 25-year-old Motion Designer from Caldas da Rainha, Portugal. He went to Art School and pursued AudioVisual and Multimedia. Currently, he's working for Babbel where he is responsible for all the Video Content produced and also some infographics, illustration, etc. In the future... he would like to direct and produce his stop-motion short film and maybe have his own studio. See more his work at Behance.

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