Client
TodaVida
Services
Branding
Packaging
Illustration
Food to Forest.
TodaVida is a Brazilian-German regenerative food company. Each product funds the planting of the very plant that supplies its raw material, alongside other native trees, turning vacant land into a new forest: an agroforest. There, biomass, nutrients, water, microorganisms, light, and shade find their natural balance. The forest stores carbon, regenerates the soil, offers new habitat for native wildlife, and generates sustainable income for local communities.
The visual concept had to honor the origin of the ingredients, local culture, and producing communities. It also had to express the company's purpose: an economic system that harmonizes every link of production, distribution, sales, and consumption while helping restore Brazil's biomes.
Collage became the key language of the packaging, built on three pillars: showing ingredients alongside people who represent local culture; bringing in positive icons of Brazil, such as Indigenous culture and the forest; and placing the products within a global visual language without losing their local identity.
The labels are built in layers. First come background colors that reflect Brazil's diversity and tropicality, with custom stencils of each product's initial (in Portuguese) for quick identification. Then information, set in a minimal, rational layout. Last, iconographic elements that interact with the stencil letter, revealing the cultural diversity behind each product. Indigenous patterns, lithographs, and botanical illustrations root the line in Brazil's cultural and artistic heritage, lending it history and credibility.
To bring the logo in line with the new label system, we refined the icon's strokes for a cleaner, more legible mark and replaced the wordmark with a more organic, classic typeface, giving the brand a clearer personality within its sector.
Custom typography
Bold display characters were drawn from the label stencils, expanding TodaVida's typographic voice for titles and numbers in select pieces.

Indigenous patterns
A series of patterns honors the native peoples of Brazil, based on iconographic research into the cultures of the Kayapó, Guarani, Yanomami, Kaxinawá, Pataxó, and Munduruku, among others. The patterns express the bond between the forest and its inhabitants, and their interdependence.








Creative Direction, Branding, Illustrations: Fabio Issao
Iconography: Helena Nabuco
Year: 2019 — 2021
© 2026 Fabio Issao. 山本功