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Studio Gabe Ferreira
© 2010 – 2025
Overview
2020 – 2024
Doodle for Google
Google AI
Bipa
Manacá Records
Homescreen Gallery
Palette
Richmond Roca
Immersive Video
Dispatches
We’re out
2015 – 2019
Google Stories
Google (Assorted)
Google Sans Mono
HOOD
Greg Roque
Places
Work Week
Poop on Trump
NJLA.us
2010 – 2014
Chillada Bar
Screen Identity
Magnesium
Sous Chef
Union Weekly
2019Overview

A collection of assigned and self-initiated projects completed at Google Brand Studio between mid-2018 and late-2020. The work spanned brand, digital, campaign, print, and product innovation disciplines.

Creative direction
Ken Frederick, Graham Roberts
Various roles
Gabe Ferreira
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Gabe Ferreira: Google (Assorted)
A set of risograph-printed “Thank You” cards for friends and neighbors of Google Brand Studio’s. The first card displays the SVG code of the design of a different card, bringing the background to the forefront. The second design is an attempt at making the most universal of “Thank You” cards, both on the functional (language) and emotional (punctuation) aspects.

A set of risograph-printed “Thank You” cards for friends and neighbors of Google Brand Studio’s. The first card displays the SVG code of the design of a different card, bringing the background to the forefront. The second design is an attempt at making the most universal of “Thank You” cards, both on the functional (language) and emotional (punctuation) aspects.

Poster promoting Jason Blythe’s “Design is [Data]” talk, one of the many in Google’s “Design is [...]” series. Google’s adoration of a data-informed design process is highlighted by blasting the beloved four-letter word above all of the poster’s text (which was copied and pasted from the email message announcing the talk).

Poster promoting Jason Blythe’s “Design is [Data]” talk, one of the many in Google’s “Design is [...]” series. Google’s adoration of a data-informed design process is highlighted by blasting the beloved four-letter word above all of the poster’s text (which was copied and pasted from the email message announcing the talk).