Senior Illustrator & Visual Pipeline Specialist
Barcelona, Spain.
Education: BFA in Visual Arts (Bachelor of Fine Arts) | Advanced Postgraduate Studies in Contemporary Art.
Production Integrity: 100% Traditional Drafting & Digital Painting (No-AI Guarantee).

The Foundation: I have built a solid 15+ years career as a Senior Illustrator, developing expansive visual worlds, precise character designs, and comprehensive narrative illustrations for major international publishing houses and educational institutions, including Susaeta, Editorial SM, RBA, Fundación Leer, and Editorial Tinta Clarín. My digital execution is built entirely upon traditional fine-art techniques, providing an organic, warm human touch that is 100% free of generative AI tools.

The Specialization: Leveraging this extensive publishing background, I specialized in the global healthcare, NGO, and institutional educational sectors. Notably served as Lead Illustrator for Compassion International’s Child Survival Curriculum, translating complex clinical, pedagogical, and medical guidelines into high-clarity, empathetic visual storytelling for international health manuals.

The Pipeline Leadership: Beyond technical craftsmanship, I am highly adept at managing visual asset pipelines and directing artistic workflows under demanding delivery schedules. During my tenure with Compassion International, I successfully built a streamlined production pipeline from the ground up, directing a team of illustrators to deliver over 2,500 cohesive, publication-ready illustrations across 26 countries and three distinct continents (Africa, Asia, and Latin America), ensuring rigorous anatomical precision and flawless cross-cultural multi-ethnic representation.

Selected Clients
Institutional & Educational: Compassion International | Editorial Clarín | Editorial Palabras Aladas | Fundación Leer | RBA | Susaeta | Editorial SM | MSA Agencia Editorial.
Commercial & Media: Profānus | Nintendo | Procter & Gamble (Pantene) | Danone | DHL | Jetix | Cardia Films | Livra | Class Life.
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