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¿me cuentas las estaciones? is a poetry book designed to help kids learn more about literature and poetry-writting. It is composed by eleven poems written by 8-year-old kids. For each poem I illustrated a character to help younger kids understand easier what the poems are about. To check the full project you can click the link below, it will take you to the website I did for the book. :)

rebranding for a local market located in Madrid. I re-did their logo, inside signaling, website and included a little change on their facade.

a collection of book covers created for the editorial Ediciones Complutense.

an exposition that took place at my uni on 2019. My poster was chosen to be the one representing the expo.

el fin del mundo is a multiplayer board game designed to help younger kids gain knowledge about the SDG. The storyline revolves around an archipielago that will have to face the consequences of the Apocalipsis... unless you can take the right decisions. Made in collaboration with: Julia Gómez, Manuel Caltagirone, Geno Sánchez and Sara Miyagi.

the porta chair was designed alongside my colleague Lucía Gangoso. We wanted to create a chair that was easy to take out to the park or the beach, as well as elegant and eco-friendly. You can fold it so is easier to transport, it is also very light-weight thanks to the main structure, that is made with recycled bamboo.

a collection of vynilic carpets designed for @ Home And Living. I created all the designs, recolors and images. On the more technical part of the project, I also did the Amazon descriptions and uploaded all the images.

for this project we followed Mayte González, a jazz musician, for a week. I was in charge of editing everything you can see on the video, including audio and the little animation at the beggining.

for this project I animated a scene from a Spanish TV Series called Paquita Salas. I created this video using Adobe After Effects and Premier Pro.

¡Qué cara está la luz! is a simple videogame modelled using 3Ds Max and developed in Unity. The gameplay is easy, you just have to run arround the house turning off appliances, lights, TVs... It was inspired by the rise on the electricity bill these recent years.

urban is a series of photos taken on a handmade pinhole camera in Ilford paper -that was also developed by hand-. These pictures drive us around different places where I have spent a lot of time, they tell the story of my firsts years of uni.