Gabriel Diogo on football, memory, and childhood
From terrace flags to the humble bar glass, the illustrator draws the everyday life of Brazil he grew up in—and now Nike has come calling.
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From terrace flags to the humble bar glass, the illustrator draws the everyday life of Brazil he grew up in—and now Nike has come calling.
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From terrace flags to the humble bar glass, the illustrator draws the everyday life of Brazil he grew up in—and now Nike has come calling. #Illus...
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