TO THE OTHER SIDE OF THOSE DOORS

This illustration represents an article that talks about the experience of a couple who experiment with the "ecstasy" drug at a party inside a nightclub in New York, expressing their physical and mental sensations and feelings between them. The issue of the whole publication talks about drugs.

Client El Malpensante (Colombia)

Year: 2021

Medium: Ink and digital

GEISHA SKIN

Illustrations for an article about the flawless skin of Geishas.. Japanese women know this and have developed a skincare routine that embodies millennia of Eastern tradition.

Client: Aeroméxico/Accent

Year: 2014

Mexico

THE GREAT GATSBY

THESE THREE ILLUSTRATIONS REPRESENTED THE GREAT GATSBY BOOK AND MOVIE. THE MAIN IMAGE IS GATSBY REPRESENTING HIS PERSONALITY , AND THE NEXT TWO ILLUSTRATIONS REPRESENTS ICONIC SCENES FROM THE STORY.

YEAR: 2013

MEDIUM: INK AND BRUSH

CLIENT: AEROMEXICO’S ACCENT MAG

SMART OBJECT'S ERA

Serie of illustrations for the article "Smart object's era", which talks about how the "iot" (Internet of things) is improving our life and making amazing things.

Year: 2013

Medium: Ink and digital

Client: Aeromexico’s Aire magazine

The Road Ahead

Illustrations for an article about how as we integrate technology—including social media—into our lives, museums will leverage it to attract more visitors.

Client: Travel & Leisure

Year: 2016

AFFORDABLE FASHION
I was commissioned to create these three illustrations that show the arrival of affordable fashion brands in the nation's capital, such as Michael Kors, H&M, GAP, Forever 21 along others.

Year: 2012

Medium: Ink and digital

Client: Chilango magazine

BRASIL

Cover illustrations commemorating the World Cup in Brazil, capturing the encounter between those who love the World Cup and those who hate it.

Client: Chilango magazine

Year: 2013

Mexico

THAT BLOOD’S SMELL

A series of illustrations for an article about a violent mass murder that took place in a prestigious area of Mexico City.

Client: Chilango magazine

Year:2012

Mexico

FUSIONS AND ACQUISITIONS

This illustration shows businesses driven by the shift toward a more digital economy and e-commerce.

The rise of online shopping is a great business opportunity for logistics and consumer goods companies, which will engage in mergers and acquisitions to strengthen their position and survive in an increasingly competitive market.

CLIENT: EXPANSION

YEAR: 2019

MEXICO

GOING UP?

Illustration made for a section of MOAA’s magazine, where military tales are narrated. In this issue, a young lieutenant finds his seemingly routine duties at a retirement reception in Washington, D.C., to be more challenging and embarrassing- than he expected.

Year: 2012

Medium: Ink and digital

Client: Military Officer Magazine, Military Officers Association of America (MOAA)