Since I was a child I’ve been enthusiastic about drawing and painting. I studied at the local school of Arts and then graphic design. Exploring, traveling and eventual working. Later I got a scholarship to study illustration. I've also studied a university degree in advertising & PR to have a broader knowledge of the illustration sector and the functioning of the fields it interacts with Since then I’m trying to develop myself fully in the industry. I previously worked with clients like Ogilvy, Instituto Cervantes and Dreambear, a NYC based production company. I pursue a detailed illustration style mainly handrawing, watercolor and ink. I think it’s important and necessary to transmit humanity through illustration. I like the wealth in execution and meaning. A realistic image with a disruptive or shocking twist that awakens the viewer. I work by hand, fast and I'm able to make quick changes.…

MubaMaza

Since I was a child I’ve been enthusiastic about drawing and painting. I studied at the local school of Arts and then graphic design. Exploring, traveling and eventual working. Later I got a scholarship to study illustration. I've also studied a university degree in advertising & PR to have a broader knowledge of the illustration sector and the functioning of the fields it interacts with Since then I’m trying to develop myself fully in the industry. I previously worked with clients like Ogilvy, Instituto Cervantes and Dreambear, a NYC based production company. I pursue a detailed illustration style mainly handrawing, watercolor and ink. I think it’s important and necessary to transmit humanity through illustration. I like the wealth in execution and meaning. A realistic image with a disruptive or shocking twist that awakens the viewer. I work by hand, fast and I'm able to make quick changes.…

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Since I was a child I’ve been enthusiastic about drawing and painting. I studied at the local school of Arts and then graphic design. Exploring, traveling and eventual working. Later I got a scholarship to study illustration. I’ve also studied a university degree in advertising & PR to have a broader knowledge of the illustration sector and the functioning of the fields it interacts with Since then I’m trying to develop myself fully in the industry. I previously worked with clients like Ogilvy, Instituto Cervantes and Dreambear, a NYC based production company.

I pursue a detailed illustration style mainly handrawing, watercolor and ink. I think it’s important and necessary to transmit humanity through illustration. I like the wealth in execution and meaning. A realistic image with a disruptive or shocking twist that awakens the viewer. I work by hand, fast and I’m able to make quick changes.

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Skills

Ar
Artwork
Br
Branding
Il
Illustration
Ad
Advert Design
Ed
Editorial Illustration
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Experience Level

Artwork
Expert
Branding
Expert
Illustration
Expert
Advert Design
Expert
Editorial Illustration
Expert
Watercolour Illustration
Expert
Fashion Illustration
Intermediate

Language

English
Advanced
Spanish; Castilian
Fluent

Education

Advanced specific vocational training of Advertising Graphics at Escuela de Artes de Granada
September 20, 2006 - June 10, 2008
Bachelor of Illustration at Estación Diseño
September 13, 2012 - June 25, 2013
University Degree in Advertising & PR at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
October 10, 2013 - May 15, 2018

Qualifications

Overall winner of Young Upstart Competition 2022
September 20, 2023
The illustration awarded was NYC Map
3x3 Internationl Illustration Award 2022
November 14, 2022
Honorable Mention for Burning Mind Selfportrait illustration

Industry Experience

Media & Entertainment, Retail, Telecommunications, Professional Services, Travel & Hospitality, Transportation & Logistics, Other
    uniE621 Why giving rights to robots might one day save humans
    Illustration for an article about the potential significance of granting rights to robots that explores how this could preserve the future of humanity.…
    uniE621 Ruthless employer. Liquid society series 1 of 3
    uniE621 Burning Mind Selfportrait
    Self-portrait of a turbulent time, both professionally and personally. I have tried to combine the approach to the realism of the face with the metaphor of the house, the mind, burning in flames. I would like to think that this is not necessarily negative, since from the ashes something new and better than the previous one can emerge. I think that I define myself not only with the image, but also with the style and technique of hand drawing and watercolor. illustrator…
    uniE621 Trump storm
    Editorial illustration. An illustration for an article about the taxes imposed by president Trump on the export of Spanish olive oil and their terrible consequences for the people who make a living from this sector.…
    uniE621 New York Cheesecake
    An illustration of a New York cheesecake in a realistic stile to accompany a short text about the history of this famous dessert. illustrator…
    uniE621 Washington state to decriminalize drugs unless lawmakers act
    Editorial illustration for an article decriminalizing drug possession le about .…
    uniE621 Essential workers
    An illustration to pay tribute to essential jobs and their importance during the lockdown. illustrator…
    uniE621 The 1947 Chrysler New Yorker Town & Country
    Was the flagship model for the company. This beautiful car was also one of the last real wood-bodied autos that were ever produced. A great example of Art Deco in car design. Real Wood on Wheels. This Town & Country has structural wood of vibrant white ash with panels of rich Honduran mahogany serving as a dark contrast. The Chrysler Building is an Art Deco skyscraper in the Turtle Bay neighborhood on the East Side of Manhattan, New York City. At 1,046 feet (319 m), it is the tallest brick building in the world with a steel framework, and was the world's tallest building after its completion in 1930. When the Chrysler Building opened, there were mixed reviews of the building's design, ranging from views of it as inane and unoriginal to the idea that it was modernist and iconic. Perceptions of the building have slowly evolved into its now being seen as a paragon of the Art Deco architectural style.…