Bruno Cisco (or simply Cisco) is a Brazilian creative director and copywriter based in Amsterdam/NL. With almost 15 years of experience with LATAM, AMER, and EMEA clients, he’s been working at the intersection of advertising, branding, and strategy, making brands anything but skippable. This portfolio is a modest fraction of almost a decade and a half of his career. A fraction he's definitely proud of, but by no means will it stay untouched once he has better, fresher, cooler projects to replace it.

A cartoon illustration of a woman looking distressed in a pile of torn socks, with a hand holding a wrapped gift and a yellow bow in the background.

Recharge.com

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Recharge.com •

Group of seven men wearing various football jerseys standing in front of a colorful backdrop with flags from different countries. They are posing casually, with some sitting on wooden blocks and others standing.

Umbro

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Umbro •

Person smiling with colorful sunglasses and neon light decorations in the background, wearing an orange shirt and neon green jacket.

Instagram

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Instagram •

Black and white close-up of a woman with short hair, a tear-shaped icon on her cheek, and visible skin texture, facing slightly to the left.

Eye Care Hospital

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Eye Care Hospital •

Abstract digital artwork with two overlapping rounded cylinders forming an 'X' shape, gradients of pink, purple, blue, and yellow, and a colorful gradient background.

MSD

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MSD •

A distorted digital image with horizontal lines and static noise, appearing as a glitch or corrupted display.

Themis

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Themis •

Three young girls making a heart shape with their hands together, smiling and looking at each other in a cheerful setting.

Grendene Kids

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Grendene Kids •

A black plastic crate filled with red and yellow apples on a green textured mat, with a yellow sticky note on top indicating they are 'Jonagold apples' weighing 500 grams each, priced at 1.49.

Photography

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Photography •

Bruno Cisco

Creative director
based in Amsterdam/NL.

ADVERTISING → BRANDING → DIGITAL

By the end of the day, you’ll have seen 5,000 ads. Five thousand. Tomorrow, you’ll remember none. No, your attention span isn’t broken. The ads are. Most are rushed, spineless, box-ticking, good enough. I’m here to row against this tide. To bring bold, efficient ideas. To earn your audience. To make your brand readable. Clickable. Watchable. Playable. Anything but skippable.