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OMINE, E. Design gráfico computacional: computação aplicada no projeto e na produção de imagens dinâmicas e interativas. Master’s dissertation. Faculdade de Arquitetura e Urbanismo, Universidade de São Paulo, São Paulo, 2014. This research aims to study computational design, exploring the application of computing’s conceptual tools in the design and the production of dynamic and interactive images. This research was motivated by reflections made by the author throughout his professional experience, designing and developing digital interfaces. It was found that many professionals, entitled “designers”, have little or no knowledge of the technologies involved in the implementation of the interfaces they design. On the other hand, these same professionals limit themselves to use a few commercial softwares (for example, Adobe Photoshop) as computational tools. If the designer doesn’t know the technologies involved in the design (with its possibilities and its limitations), he may end up proposing technically unfeasible or inappropriate solutions. If the designer limits his own tool set, his solutions may be conceived more as a function of the features available in the tools than the project’s requirements. Considering that computational tools currently occupy a fundamental role in production, distribution, and reception of content, it becomes important to develop a critical stance regarding the use of computing in design. Therefore, it becomes necessary to study the relationships between computing and design. Consulting authors in the fields of communication, cybernetics, computing, arts, and design, we sought to identify the effects of computing in society and thinking, its applicability in other fields, and precedents from art and from design for a computational approach to design. Statements and articles from designers who work with computing, describing their own design processes, were also consulted. In addition, 3 interviews with Brazilian designers were conducted; the interviewees offered rich contributions for those who seek to understand computational design from a Brazilian standpoint. This dissertation aims to contribute to a larger comprehension of the possibilities and limitations of computing in design.