The platform
Illustrations that come to life in short, witty, light-hearted videos, with a strong concept underneath.


Case study · Concept · Logo · Social
What if the women who made history lived today?
01 · The name
A hymn to courage and evolution, inspired by the figure of Eve: not as a symbol of the fall or of error, but as the first to challenge limits and follow her curiosity, the first woman who dared.
02 · The idea
We want to tell the stories of women who made history, bringing them closer to the everyday lives of young women today. Not in a traditional way: by translating their energy and values into the present.
03 · Goals and audience
Bring the women who shaped history closer to a young audience.
Help women believe in themselves, push past their limits and face life with courage.
Build a digital community around empowerment and self-determination.
The audience: women aged 25 to 35, young professionals or students, active on social media, curious, interested in personal growth, culture and feminism.
04 · How we tell it
Illustrations that come to life in short, witty, light-hearted videos, with a strong concept underneath.

What would happen if these icons were catapulted into the present? Every story is an invitation: get inspired, make your voice heard, leave your mark.
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project.eva The first woman, the first revolution. If knowledge is a sin, then so be it.
A content plan for each woman. Frida: “Too Frida to stay quiet”. Cleopatra: “Believe, dare, rule”. Eve: “If knowledge is a sin, then so be it”.
More than a piece of clothing: every print is an iconic woman to carry with you. You have the same energy inside: now it's your turn to leave a mark.

We pitched the project to a brand that shares the same values: fighting prejudice, the strength of women, being free.
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The platform
The online platform: illustrations in a grid and the words “Evolve or Repeat” repeating like a cycle to be broken.

05 · The result
Name, logo, illustrations, platform, social media, T-shirts and partner: a project ready to pitch. And we really did wear the T-shirts.