André Cândido. Editorial serif on cream paper with one yellow highlighter mark.

André Cândido's portfolio operates as an editorial design studio: a near-monochrome canvas of off-white paper and near-black ink, with one warm yellow accent that breaks the page like a highlighter mark. The signature is the pairing of PP Mori — a geometric sans — with Editorial New, a high-contrast didone serif used at extreme display sizes (up to 160px) for headlines that behave like magazine covers. Components are quiet and lightweight: hairline borders, pill-shaped buttons (24-50px radius), capsule-shaped images (800px radius), and no shadows. The footer inverts into a deep #111118 panel where the yellow reappears, creating a single dramatic dark moment in an otherwise airy light page. The visual system is dense with personality despite being 97% achromatic — circular text badges, playful geometric project cards, and asymmetric editorial grids give it character without color.