TERESA LAPA.
COMMUNICATION DESIGN STUDENT

↓ SELECTED PROJECTS

Sleeve artwork - a figure displaced through a square grid

A conceptual vinyl edition for a fictional Olivia Dean album, developed as a continuation of her second album The Art of Loving. The project brings the fictional album to life through carefully selected and edited imagery, resulting in a complete concept of a physical edition.

IMAGE EDITING, EDITORIAL DESIGN, PACKAGING

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The sleeve and record on a sunlit table, light falling through a blind
The back cover and the front sleeve on lilac, the record beside them
The sleeve, its violet-to-gold inner sleeve and the record, close up
The dot grid the identity is built from, in indigo on white

A visual identity redesign for Serralves em Festa 2025, developed in collaboration with Bruna Gonçalves. Built around a modular system based on the dot, the project combines custom typography, editorial design and print applications.

VISUAL IDENTITY, EDITORIAL DESIGN

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The SF.25 poster - the logotype drawn on its own dot grid
A spread printed as a flat orange field over the construction grid
The photobook in its dark green case

An analog photography project exploring nature and biodiversity in Porto, developed into a photobook that connects the images with the chords of Carlos Paredes’ Verdes Anos (Green years) composition.

PHOTOGRAPHY, EDITORIAL DESIGN

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The photobook open on a dark table, raking light across the spreads
The book held open at the conifer and umbrella spread
The cover - a black-and-white inset on a blurred green field
The Correntes d’Escritas 2026 poster, set in Tia Tina

A visual identity developed around Tia Tina, a custom digital typeface inspired by the work of Portuguese typographer Manuel Pereira da Silva and applied to literary festival Correntes d’Escritas 2026.

TYPE DESIGN, POSTER

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Three posters pasted in a row, a passer-by blurred across them
The poster on a street column, poppies and a corrugated wall behind it
A tote bag printed with the identity, dropped on stone steps