Héctor – (Abril 2024)
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Little Walks
Little Walks (Photoshop – February 2024)
Playa del Arenal
Playa del arenal (Photoshop – March 2024). Private comission.
The Swimmer
The Swimmer (Photoshop – January 2024) Big jumps are only suitable for the bravest.
Awa Odori – 阿波踊り
Awa Odori (Photoshop – November 2023) Japanese-style poster referring to Awa Odori, a spectacular traditional dance festival (Japanese-style carnival) held in Tokushima (徳島), located on the island of Shikoku. But this celebration is also called carnival, being the oldest in the world, even preceding that of Rio de Janeiro. The goal of this illustration would be to convey a sense of tranquility and cultural sophistication, inviting…
Kodomo No Hi – こどもの日
Kodomo No Hi (Photoshop – October 2023) Japanese-style poster referring to Children’s Day, Kodomo No Hi, and its display of «koinobori,» which are colorful fish-shaped kites hung on tall poles. Each fish represents a family member, with the largest fish representing the father, followed by the next largest fish representing the mother, and so on. This symbolizes the wish for success and happiness for children,…
Universe’s Weight
Universe’s Weight – (Procreate – May 2023) Her look reflected the enormous burden on her shoulders. The fate of the universe was in her hands.
Commission – Family Portrait
Portrait for the 50th birthday of a family member (Procreate – May 2023).
Nutre tus Sentidos – Patricia Ortiz
(Procreate Abril 2023) Illustration commissioned for Nutre Tus Sentidos in which its responsible, Patricia Órtiz, appears. It represents how everything germinates around her thanks to her work and constant support in the implementation of healthy habits in nutrition. Step by step, that little seed that is planted between Patricia and her client ends up bearing fruit.
The Soul’s Apothecary (La Boticaria del Alma)
The Soul’s apothecary (Procreate – April 2023) The apothecary was a kind old woman. Her face full of wrinkles reflected extreme old age that made it impossible to determine her age. She moved slowly but precisely, and always knew where to find that miraculous little bottle among all the ones crowded on the pharmacy shelves. The first thing that struck you like a tsunami of…