I just came across an illustration I did on November 2, 2020, for Bloomberg Businessweek about Ant Group's record-breaking IPO. But the next day, the situation in China changed, and both the report and the illustration became obsolete.
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I just came across an illustration I did on November 2, 2020, for Bloomberg Businessweek about Ant Group's record-breaking IPO. But the next day, the situation in China changed, and both the report and the illustration became obsolete.

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Passei 24 horas fotografando as ruas de São Luís (MA) para uma matéria da @businessweek sobre o #coronavírus no Brasil (link nos stories). / I spent 24 hours in São Luís, Northeast of Brazil, photographing the streets for a story on #covid19 situation in Brazil for @businessweek magazine (link in stories). . . . . . . #saoluis #burnmyeye #covidlatam #covidphotobrazil #everydaybrasil #everydayeverywhere #theindependentphoto #myfeatureshoot #businessweek https://www.instagram.com/p/CB28Y1hhC4c/?igshid=195dx4n0d7wmn
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For Bloomberg Business Week. Editorial illustration for an article about why economists are so bad at predicting recessions. Thanks to AD Chandra Elise for the opportunity 🐎 (no.1 alternate color version / no.2 published version)
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