Maria Amorim is a Brazilian print and illustration designer specializing in surface pattern design for womenswear, swimwear, childrenswear, and home fashion. Since graduating in Graphic Design in 2017, she has built an international client base spanning Brazilian and US fashion brands, working across national and international partnerships.

The portfolio features vibrant, fashion-forward compositions with diverse technical approaches. Personal project "Sinfonia," inspired by xilografia (traditional woodblock printmaking), points to a practice that draws on Brazilian craft references alongside contemporary commercial work. Image evidence suggests bold, colorful work appropriate for tropical and swimwear markets.

Graphic Design training informs a technically solid digital approach. Works across multiple media and styles, with exploration of varied illustration-based composition.

Swimwear, womenswear, childrenswear, and home fashion are the documented markets. Client list includes PatBo (2020), Abi and Joseph Richards (2024), Maurices, Rio de Sol (2023), Amor Salgado (2021), Tori Richard (2024), Mohala, and BR-Swimwear (exclusive designs). Collaborative project with designer Tatiana Heidi (Güle collection).

Graduated in Graphic Design in 2017. Moved immediately into print and illustration, dedicating her practice exclusively to surface design. Built experience across national and international partnerships in fashion and swimwear over the following years.

The portfolio features colorful, fashion-forward compositions across tropical, floral, and abstract territory. The "Sinfonia" personal project explores woodblock print-inspired repeat work. Portfolio spans all-over pattern and placement print for swimwear and womenswear contexts.