Pedro Lobo is a graphic designer who could be identified as a visual artist and researcher. His ongoing work seeks to activate messages through a dialogical approach while taking a collaborative position at its core.

Pedro’s work specializes in crafting visual identities through art direction, design strategy, editorial design, web design, and moving image with a focus on storytelling.

If you want to collaborate, work, or just to say hi, get in touch!

pedrolobodesign@gmail.com



Education

Master of Arts in Fine Art and Design
The Critical Inquiry Lab
Design Academy Eindhoven
 
Bachelor in Communication Design
ESAD - Escola Superior de Artes e Design


Work
2019 – Present
Communication Designer
Freelance

2022—2023
Graphic Designer
esad—idea

2023
Graphic Designer
Porto Design Biennale


Clients & Collaborators
● Nederlands Philharmonisch Orkest
● Nederlands Kamerorkest
● Rua das Gaivotas 6
● Porto Design Biennale
● Studio Andrew Howard
● André Cruz Studio
● esad—idea
● ESAD, Matosinhos
● Casa do Design Matosinhos
● Inês Nepomuceno
● Susana Martins
● MAAT Saxophone Quartet
● Rita Palha Lopes
● Nuno Lobo
● Agostinho Sequeira
● Casa da Música, Porto
● Rui Santos
● Conservatorium van Amsterdam
● Netherlands Food Parternship
● Afonso Sereno
● Gustavo Nina
● Sketch 351
● Design Academy Eindhoven
● Vlad Braga
● Carolina Feijó
● Daniel Bertini
● Miguel Howard
● Eva Lotta Landskron
● Louisa Wolf
● John Carrillo
● Anna Perugini


Social

Instagram
Linkedin
Behance




Ciclo Habitação

(2023)

Dialogue Scarf

Sofia Noronha

Scarf

(2024)



Dialogue Scarf is a project born in collaboration with Sofia Noronha Inspired by the Surrealist game ‘cadavre exquis’. This project transforms our conversations into tangible, warm threads — scarves — through an attempt to symbolize the importance of maintaining a dialogue.

While suspending personal biases and fostering a shared exploration of meanings, we designed a space where ideas seamlessly flow from one to another. It goes beyond the mere exchange of opinions or winning arguments on a ‘battlefield’; it aspires to find answers that are not individually chosen but collectively discovered. These scarves, then, become more than wearable garments. Through this creative process, they simulate the act of sustaining a dialogue — a shared journey of appreciation and listening, where collective thought can unfold organically.



  1. Art Direction and Graphic Design

    Pedro Lobo & Sofia Noronha



  2. Photography and Production:

    Patrícia Afonso, João Monteiro, Estúdio Mutante

  3. Models

    João Queirós, Susana Costa

  4. Make-up

    Clara Marabuto

  5. Production Assistant

    Margarida Lemos




  6. Venue

    O.Estúdio Bonfim