Inês Morais is a multidisciplinary designer and art director from Portugal. She‘s passionate about illustration, animation, photography, and visual identity. After her graduation in 2007, she had several jobs in the creative and graphic Portuguese industry, working with a diversity of international brands like Volvo, Nespresso, and Unilever. In 2015, she moved to the Netherlands and started to work at RNW Media, an NGO that builds digital communities for social change in countries where human rights are…Inês Morais is a multidisciplinary designer and art director from Portugal. She‘s passionate about illustration, animation, photography, and visual identity. After her graduation in 2007, she had several jobs in the creative and graphic Portuguese industry, working with a diversity of international brands like Volvo, Nespresso, and Unilever. In 2015, she moved to the Netherlands and started to work at RNW Media, an NGO that builds digital communities for social change in countries where human rights are under threat, first as a freelancer and later on as a Graphic Design Coordinator. Since September 2021, she's been working as a Graphic and Video Designer Consultant for UNICEF. Her technical skills are efficient and refined, and some of her strengths are her ability to bring creative solutions, excellent visual communication, attention to detail, versatility, and establishing visual consistency to any brand’s identity. She has a special interest in collaborating on projects about children and human rights, and social and environmental causes.WWWWInês Morais is a multidisciplinary designer and art director from Portugal. She‘s passionate about illustration, animation, photography, and visual identity. After her graduation in 2007, she had several jobs in the creative and graphic Portuguese industry, working with a diversity of international brands like Volvo, Nespresso, and Unilever. In 2015, she moved to the Netherlands and started to work at RNW Media, an NGO that builds digital communities for social change in countries where human rights are und…