Illustration from PUP band for The New Yorker.

AD: Stephanie Wu

You can read it here.

Art direction and illustrations for Memefest 2023, for CCCB Museum Barcelona.

New year, new edition from Memefest. Here we go again (insert gta meme)

The concept of this year’s image goes around our way to interact with reality. We get mesmerize with our phones, our express serotonin bust device. Nothing bad about it, just maybe, we can miss something is happening around us, an alien invasion, for example. Even more, maybe we are watching what is happening around us through our screen. This year, also has some White Lotus inspo.

Illustration for Hits with Tits.

Hit With Tits are fully committed to spreading and promoting women and the LGTBIQ+ community within the cultural milieu, focusing mainly on music and illustration.

Having that goal that connects music and illustration, with a DIY culture, Hits with Tits put it together in a music album. A vinyl album that reunites girl bands and girls illustrators. It fights the cliché "there is no woman in the scene", confirming again, there is so much talent and many women in the scene, but what we have is a lack of visibility.

Also, Hits with Tits, adding an extra to their way to deal with that lack of visibility, they created the festival Rayo&Trueno Fest. A music festival that every year has a successfully amount of audience, a rich line-up and activities.

Illustration for Kelefa Sanneh’s article for The New Yorker.

This article explains Olivia’s huge succes after releasing her album “SOUR”, which was the result of a dramatic breakup. Happy I could create her portrait, because besides the gossip, her album is amazing :)

AD: Aviva Michaelov

You can read it here.

Art direction and illustrations for Memefest 2023, for CCCB Museum Barcelona.

New year, new edition from Memefest. Here we go again (insert gta meme)

The concept of this year’s image goes around our way to interact with reality. We get mesmerize with our phones, our express serotonin bust device. Nothing bad about it, just maybe, we can miss something is happening around us, an alien invasion, for example. Even more, maybe we are watching what is happening around us through our screen. This year, also has some White Lotus inspo.

Illustration for Alia Wilhelm’s calendar: Nearness Calendar.

A beautiful calendar curated by artist Alia Wilhelm for the fourth year in a row. Each month was designed by a different artist and is a work of art in its own right. The calendar will brighten up any room. Plus, it's a fun way to experience a rotation of different art throughout the year.

The very talented artists featured in this year's calendar are: Jackie Andrews, Anna White, Adriana Lozano, Charlotte Robinson, Lee Lai, Myriam Chaaib, Nuria Just, Tara Deacon, Melek Zertal, Raquel Moreno, Courtney Knight and Camila Alarcón.

Catwalk guest and content creator for 080 Barcelona Fasion Week.

080 Barcelona Fashion is an open, plural, multidisciplinary and international fashion platform that projects the Barcelona city as a pole of creativity through the diversity of the creators and brands that participate. Besides fashion, it links architecture and art, and therefore the choice of the place in the one that is celebrated is one of its key aspects.

For my gif/illustrations, I choosed these fashion designers: Dominnico, Tíscar Espadas and Eiko Ai.

Check the official website here.

Illustration for Wepresent (from WeTransfer).

WePresent asked me what I would like to be in another life, and this was my answer 👉🏻

“In another life, I would be a hacker in the 1990s fighting against evil by being both a computer wiz and a martial arts expert. I think that desire comes from my love of video games and anime. I love when the characters in Final Fantasy, Sailormoon and Persona 5 fight against evil not in a superhero way like in Marvel, but in a low profile, hiding-in-the-shadows kind of way. When I was a kid I was obsessed with watching movies like Hackers and anime series like Evanglion, where one of the characters, Ritsuko, saves the day by using her hacking skills to defeat a virus. Then, when not on my missions to fight against evil, I'd be running an animal sanctuary” .

Thanks so much Alia Wilhelm!

Cover illustration for Charas Vega’s book “Me lo han dicho los astros”, Penguin Books.

Charas Vega is the human being behind the popular account @Charcastrology, mixing astrology and humour. “The internet witch”, as she defines herself, just published her first book, “Me lo han dicho los astros”. Astrology, cinema references, young adults struggling with daily life… a novel anyone can feel related.

As a her friend, I couldn’t believe when Penguin Books called me to design her cover (just a magic coincidence). Thanks to Anna for being such a good team.

Get your copy here.

Illustrations, image design and merch design for Sento Forever.

Sento Forever is a project that revives “Sentō” culture and shows a new side of it, so it gets closer to new generations. Sentō” (銭湯) is a type of Japanese communal bathhouse where customers pay for entrance. The project collects these bathhouse experiences and creates movements around it: markets, pop up stores, exhibitions, etc.

This time, Sento Forever shakes hands with Utility, a Harajuku concept store, creating “Sauna Forever”. A brand collab for which I had the pleasure to design the image and goods.

Photo: Yohei Ohno
Models: Kosei Kudo / Kanako Hayashi
Hair&Makeup: CocoOosaki
Location: Jujoyu Sento

Illustrations, image design and merch design for Sento Forever.

Sento Forever is a project that revives “Sentō” culture and shows a new side of it, so it gets closer to new generations. Sentō” (銭湯) is a type of Japanese communal bathhouse where customers pay for entrance. The project collects these bathhouse experiences and creates movements around it: markets, pop up stores, exhibitions, etc.

This time, Sento Forever shakes hands with Utility, a Harajuku concept store, creating “Sauna Forever”. A brand collab for which I had the pleasure to design the image and goods.

Photo: Yohei Ohno
Models: Kosei Kudo / Kanako Hayashi
Hair&Makeup: CocoOosaki
Location: Jujoyu Sento

Illustrated poster for studio/shop Jumbo Press, for their special moving sales.

The illustration was turned to a 3 ink riso print. If you want one, don’t hesitate to contact them :)

Illustration for Alia Wilhelm’s calendar: Nearness Calendar.

Another year, another chance to be part of this project :) A beautiful calendar curated by artist Alia Wilhelm for the fourth year in a row. Each month was designed by a different artist and is a work of art in its own right. The calendar will brighten up any room. Plus, it's a fun way to experience a rotation of different art throughout the year.

The very talented artists featured in this year's calendar are: Anna Claire White, Adriana Lozano, Luci Pina, Sandra Poliakov, Nuria Just, Alia Wilhelm, Raquel Moreno, Lee Lai, Melek Zertal, Vartika Sharma, Xander Opiyo and JSP.

Get your copy here.

Illustration for Need For Speed launch campaign.

Le Guide Noir Agency launched a campaign for the new edition of NFS: Need for Speed Unbound. The campaign involved few artists. And each artist had to create content giving their own personal view about the game.

Full page illustration for Kamasutra+Sidaction book.

The very first Kamasutra LGBT+ and gender-inclusive in collaboration with Sidaction, The Good Company and KIBLIND.

Size: 17x24 cm / 96 pages

Limited edition of 650 numbered copies with condom. Through 69 illustrations drawn by 67 French and international illustrators belonging to or supporting the LGBT+ cause, this new version of the undying Kamasutra finally includes all identities and all types of sexualities, without forgetting to make readers aware of the different protections against HIV.

All profits will be donated to Sidaction’s association to fund medical and scientific research programs as well as prevention or personal assistance associations.

P.S. : The text is written in french but the book mainly includes illustrations 

Illustrateur.rice.s / Illustrators : Xaviera Altena / Kine Anderson / Felix Auvard / 
Léa Bancelin / Taylor Barron / Aude Bertrand / Alice Bienassis / Reesa Bobeesa / Marie Boiseau / Amina Bouajila / Carmela Caldart / Cépé / Noémie Chust / Fabien Corre / Louise de Crozals / Cosmo Illustrator / Antoine Dausse / Jacques Denain / Lucie Dine / Léa Djeziri / Cécile Dormeau / Genie Espinosa / Morgane Fadanelli / Marylou Faure / Maïté Franchi / Kezia Gabriella / Corentin Garrido / Lili Gaule / Anna Wanda Gogusey / Clémence Gouy / Mona Granjon / Groduk & Boucar / Inma Hortas / Cachete Jack / Nùria Just / Rosa Kusabbi / Caroline Laguerre / Laho / 
Jiayue Li / Gaëlle Loth / Lotta de Mille / Jules Magistry / Elise Malpel / Oikawa Mayuki / Georgie Mcausland / Jon McCormack / Ulises Mendicutty / Kian Mosharaf / Oh Mu / Louis Otis / Adrien P. / Blandine Pannequin / Noa Peron / Petrouchkaka / Kelsi Phung / José Rojas / Erwan Roussel / Vivienne Shao / Adeline Schöne / Margot Strintz / Justine Thevenin / Anna Uru / Enikő Katalin Eged / Louise Viriot / Alice Wietzel / Melek Zertal

Live mural painting for Trueno & Rayo festival.

Trueno & Rayo it’s a festival held in Valencia, Spain. A festival full of music and illustration, being a showcase for national and international music. I was invited to design and paint their live mural. That one was happening during the shows, making a two side experience.

Art direction and illustrations for Memefest 2021, for CCCB Museum Barcelona.

After the rough pandemic times, CCCB organized their succesful Memefest once more, and I was asked to do the image again, my pleasure :)

This year, the concept was “cult”. In a good way, in a way like memes saving us during rough times and they really connect people, more than we expect. A universal language. So, they exist and we adore them. Long live memes!

You can check the conferences and talks here.

Photos by Alice Brazzit.

Illustration for “Madrid Metal” Exhibition at CENTRO CENTRO, Madrid.

Curated by Miguel B. Núñez y Tevi de la Torre.

Metal music was buzzing in 80’s Madrid city. This exhibition is a personal tribute of artist Miguel B. Núñez to the culture that was so important to him and a huge influence on his work. Vinyl markets, concerts and pogos, teen bedrooms, headbanging…

Artists: Alexis Nolla, Bea Fiteni, Berto Fojo, Carmen Casado, Cinta Arribas, Cristina Spanò, Curro Suárez, Felipe Almendros, Francis Tsang, Genie Espinosa, Joaquín Secall, Lorenzo Montatore, Luís Pérez Calvo, Núria Just, Rata Satán, Roberta Vázquez and Rut Pedreño.

Illustration for Leslie Jamison’s article for The New Yorker.

Great article about Dodie’s Bellamy’s life and her work. Describing her particular way writing and talking about her struggle with her husband’s death.

AD: Nicholas Blechman

You can read it here.

Style frame design, character design and clean up for a eLaLiga commercial, produced by Bliss and directed by Keane Shaw.

I had the pleasure to design several style frames for this eGames spot. So cool to see the mouths, the background and the characters that are designed by me, being animated.

You can see the full spot here.

Illustration for an article for The New Yorker.

Movie review about “Palm Springs”, a romantic science-fiction comedy about two guests at a wedding (Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti) who get caught in a time loop.

AD: Aviva Michaelov

You can read it here.

Illustrations and cover design for the comic “Un Mundo Hostil”, published by Editorial Planeta.

“Un Mundo Hostil” is the brain child of the tandem Gakian and Núria Just. Gakian is a social media content creator and script writer. The book combines Gakian’s fictional biography with Nuria’s illustrations.

You can purchase it here: Amazon

Illustrated poster for Barcelona en Comú's new campaign.

The motive for this campaign is “Sentit Comú”(translated as 'common sense') to defend statements that should help us create a better society, with more freedom and rights. This includes: less pollution, the right to have a place to live, creating local jobs, refuse the monarchy and much more.

Take a look at their project. Many different artists participated and it looks great! You can check it here.

Illustrations for Austral Editorial’s book covers.

They’re part of their New Classics Collection. Check them here.

Comic for Levi’s x Back to Eco campaign.

Levi’s Spain teamed up with Back to Eco, the Spanish ONG specialized in the use of post-consumer denim, a sustainability and upcycling project that aims to raise awareness that circular fashion is possible by reducing environmental impact. Their motto: “Buy Better, Wear Longer”.

From non-usable denim clothes, Back to Eco is able to create new things, from accessories to threads. Made by woman team who represents multiculturalism and diversity.

illustration for an article for SModa, the magazine of newspaper El Pais.

The article talks about the Tik Tok mansion phenomena and its reality: teens working 24/7 without a contract, mental health issues, etc.

Besides the article, you can find a small bio about me inside the magazine :D

GIF for Prime Video, The Office campaign.

I was asked by Prime Video to create a gift from my fav scene from The Office. As a huge fan of the tv show, was really difficult to choose. I had in mind lots of great scenes: Dwight's wigs, Michael's gold ticket, etc. But I chose an epic and classic one: parkour moment.

Illustrations for Miss Kleckley Shop, Barcelona.

Each new season, Miss Kleckley organizes an event to present new collection. The event includes free beer, music and nail art. For one of these events I was asked to do a collab with the shop and launch a pop up exhibition.

We decided to draw some characters wearing the new clothes from the shop, from brands like: Vans, Lazy Oaf, Motel Rocks, Grain Clothing, etc.

Illustration for an article for The New Yorker.

Written by Naomi Fry, the article is about Cameo. It’s an app that allows you to receive personalized videos from celebrities by paying some money.

AD: Sebit Min

You can read it here.

Illustration of Ryon Wu.

Ryon’s aesthetic is anime-character-meets-boy-from-the-future, framed against an inherently dystopic background of nuclear power stations and American trees whipping in hurricane wind.

You can check his amazing work here.

Art Direction and illustrations for the festival “Princesas & Darth Vaders” by La Casa Encendida.

La Casa Encendida celebrates "Princesas & Darth Vaders", each year. It’s a festival that uses humor and culture to create awareness around feminism, queer culture and contemporary critic. The festival is represented by all kind or artists and if full of shows and concerts. I was asked to design the image from the whole IV festival edition.

I created my own version of Darth Vader: a new, female character that reminds you of the original one, but with some fantasy and anime in between.

Here you can check the aftermovie of the festival.

This is my tribute to one if my fav series ever: The Office.

I watched it more than 4 times and I consider Michael Scott my BFF.

This risoprint is made by Jumbo Press, an independent print studio and zine publisher based in Barcelona. The colors look great in real life! (fluor orange is rad).

If you would like to buy this print, you can find it in my shop, HERE.

Illustrated poster for Lost&Found Market. Comissioned by Soon in Tokyo.

Lost & Found Market is a vintage market where you can buy or exchange your products, four times a year in Barcelona. It's a free event where you can find books, clothes, music, comics, toys and much more.

I was asked to design September's poster.

Illustration for Gorogoro’s event.

Art direction and illustrations for Memefest 2019, for CCCB Museum Barcelona.

After the success of the first edition, the CCCB held the event again in 2019. I was asked to create the image for the 2019 edition of the festival as well (you can check the 2018 design here). The design follows the vibe from the previous one: it has to be funny, connect with the audience and be a bit sassy.

During the first edition I focused on popular memes, but this time I wanted to make a tribute to what's behind that: the anonymous people who create this content without expecting to be recognized for it. Real heroes, if you ask to me :) So the idea to create a heroes and heroines gang came to me. With their DIY costumes and tools. I always liked the Japanese sci-fi cosplays and poses, so I mixed it with the concept.

If you want to see more Memefest content, you can check in this link all the talks, debates and the famous "meme fight". It's funny and interesting, you're not gonna regret it!

*This project was nominated for the Premis Junceda 2020.

Illustrations for Vein Magazine’s horoscope.

Samantha Hudson, a performer/singer, does a crazy horoscope for Vein Magazine every month. You can check it here.

Illustrations for t-shirts.

Thanks to my experience working in fashion, I designed t-shirts for my own online shop. You can check it here.

Besides my work as art director and illustrator, I have a shop :) There, you can find products created by me: fanzines, t-shirts, pins, prints, etc. All the products are made/printed by local studios, are ecofriendly and fair trade :)

Illustration for So Young Magazine.

So Young Magazine is a publication inspired by fanzines from the punk era, a gap between some of the newest talents within illustration and the thriving underground guitar music scene.

Comic for Vice Spain.

I was asked by Vice to create a comic for their website. Vice wanted somenthing people can relate to, and I chose the "Impostor Syndrome" (*). I suffer from it myself and I discovered a lot of people around me have it too, so I thought it would be a good subject.

Remember, you are talented and don't sabotage yourself!

Illustration for an article from Vice Spain.

The article is about how people played poker before casinos arrived in Barcelona: illegal games, knives, betting in a basement, dangerous people…

Art direction and illustrations for Brigitte Laverne’s album, “Disco China”.

I was asked by Brigitte to design the cover for her new album, "Disco China".

Brigitte Laverne is a Spanish singer who started her career around 2016, and now becoming a promising synth-pop artist. For her new album, Brigitte wanted to change to a style that is closer to indie. Here you can check her Instagram to see her work.

Illustrations for an article from ALMA.

A portrait for an article about Hernán A. Burbano, a geneticist who works on evolutionary genomics and ancient DNA. The article focuses on one of the latest research topics of Hernán: how our DNA is connected to corn plants.

ALMA is the digital platform of "Obra Social La Caixa". They’ve created a social network to show their work with NGO’s - mainly focusing on helping the disadvantaged and disabled.

Illustrations and textile print for Lovely Streets.

Lovely Streets is a brand from Mr.Wonderful. They created a really useful travel pillow.

Poster for the Leah Senior’s concert at Heliogabal, in Barcelona.

Organized by the label Snap!Clap!Club! and Xtrarradio MUSICFEST.

Art direction and illustrations for Memefest 2018.

Memefest, is a tribute to digital culture and Internet, anonymous creations and communities with their own language and humor.
The festival was full of humorous talks, concerts and even a meme contest!

Illustrations and product design for Out Loud Studio.

Out Loud Studio is a lifestyle brand celebrating self-love & sisterhood. The platform includes articles about artists, self-confidence, body positivity, etc. I was asked to create some merch, following their ideals and reflecting woman empowerement.

Illustration for the D.O. Melocotón de Calanda campaign.

Illustration for an article from ALMA.

This is an illustration for an article about Universal Children's Day, commissioned by ALMA. The article is about how important it is to feed a childhood with good moments, growing their selfesteem and make sure they have everything they need to grow up healthy and happy.

ALMA is the digital platform of "Obra Social La Caixa". They created a social network and different social media to show human content about their work with NGO’s - mainly focusing on helping the disadvantaged and disabled.

Design, illustrations and layout for a travel notebook, for Lovely Streets.

It has so many features: route planning, wishlist, budget planning, travel timeline, checklists… The things I liked the most to draw are the map (love to draw maps!) and the covers for each chapter.

Illustration for Chenta Tsai (Putochinomaricón)

Putochinomaricón is an artist who makes catchy and clever songs about "costumbrism".
Check his music profile and architect profile.

Illustrations for Lovely Streets.

Custom wallpapers for Lovely Streets' monthly downloadable content. Suited for desktop, tablet and phone. Each month shows something related to that season.

Small comic for the Hong Kong's magazine, Milk X.

The theme was "Sorry, I'm late" and it will be used in the magazine as a feature for the event SIHH (Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie). We wanted to explain how a person who suffered "Chronic Lateness" fixed his life with new watches.

Art direction and Illustrations for Festa Major de Granollers (proposal).

Albert P. Centeno and I wanted to create a tribute to Granollers' folklore, to remind us of our old traditions, but that also includes what makes this festival possible: the people. One of the key concepts for us was inclusivity, so our characters are very different by age, etnicity, handicap, gender, etc.

We mixed these characters with Granoller's bestiary folklore, creating a general view about how the festival reflects to us.

Illustrations and textile pattern for Lovely Streets.

Food print for Lovely Streets apron. It shows the most popular dishes from different countries in the pattern: paella, ramen, curry wurst, tajine, ceviche...!