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angel-witta-o-deactivated201701 asked:

do you know of any other females graphic designers? your stuff is sick btw

aritamatos answered:

Hi @angel-witta-o.
I do know other female graphic designers. The fact that people still have to ask this question saddens me, to be honest. There’s actually lots of great women doing amazing, inspiring stuff out there. It’s a shame that we don’t talk about it more often. Funny how back in school there were actually more women studying graphic design than men. And then again, it seems, like many others, this a profession ruled by male main figures. 

So, thank you for the compliment on my work and for the opportunity to answer this. Here’s some of the great woman designers I’ve been finding out and look up to, I’m specially highlighting portuguese ones because I feel the world should know them more. Also some recent discoveries, and some iconic names. There’s just so many out there, thought. I couldn’t possible name them all. Just be attentive.


Márcia Novais, Inês Nepomuceno, Ana Schefer, Joana Pestana, Liza Ramalho, Sílvia Matias, Sofia Gonçalves, Susana Carvalho, Margarida Borges, Isabel Lucena, Marta Veludo, Cristina Viana, Joana Tavares, Vera Tavares, Sara Westermann.


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