About me

BRAZIL BASED PHOTOGRAPHER, STORYTELLING EXPLORER, DRAMATIC LIGHT, CINEMATIC LOOK.

Samuka Marinho, Brazilian, illustrator, retoucher, photographer. He has performed each of his activities in a self-taught, progressive and successive way.

He began his professional career as an art director in advertising agencies. Feeling the need to improve his works, he used the illustration and for the same reason he used the digital retouch, resulting in the development of a great skill and true passion for these two areas, in which he later became a supplier.

The photography emerged in his life, revealing to be a liberating step. This experience could provide the exposure of a peculiar vision of an independent work, allowing improving his techniques instead of limiting them.

All stages of his career were complementary, making him an increasingly complete and self-sufficient image professional. If he catches a glimpse of any subject, he will seek to draw, produce, photograph and make post-production.The perfect alchemy.

Although everything is much more laborious, he sees it as a chance to produce and expose his plastic vision on a theme, which is extremely rewarding.

As a photographer, he will not fail to be a retoucher or illustrator. Every time he shoots, he learns more about post-production. Every time he illustrates, he learns more about photography.

Samuka's Interactions

New things are happening!

Samuka Marinho has commented on Platige Image's project "GHOST RECON Wildlands"

Samuka Marinho has commented on Juice's project "TOYOTA C-HR Crossover the world"

Samuka Marinho has commented on Saddington Baynes' project "Salvation Army - Lifesaver"

Samuka Marinho has commented on Graphicks' project "Smack Sirens"

Samuka Marinho has commented on Additive Studios' project "125 Magazine - Olympia 2048"

Samuka Marinho has commented on Media Bounty's project "Luxco and Niche Drinks create The Quiet Man code"

Samuka Marinho has commented on Pebble Studios' project "‘Catch Jack’ Time After Time TV Show VR Trailer"

Samuka Marinho has commented on The Bunker Agency's project "Dickensian"

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