Home >Animals > Under the summer sun My sketchbook Every summer on my family’s farm, the cornfields stretch endlessly beneath a dry, unrelenting sky. No rain for months — just heat, light, and resilience. One afternoon, standing between the rows, I imagined the plants themselves feeling it too. So I drew a corn plant, sweating […]
Home > Character development > Pampita Character exploration For this project, I reimagined a young horse character from an existing children’s book series. The author wanted to explore how a fresh visual take could open new story directions, so I developed my own version of the protagonist, Pampita. After visiting her on the farm in the Pampas, I
Home >People > Santa goes south For most of the world, Christmas means snow, scarves, and chimneys, but not for us in the southern hemisphere. Growing up in Argentina and now living in Australia, I’ve always celebrated Christmas under the sun. There’s music, laughter, colour, outdoor BBQ’s, that vibrant sense of party that doesn’t quite
Home >Animals > The watchful momma My sketchbook During a visit to the Sacred Monkey Forest in Bali, I was captivated by a mother monkey and her little one leaping playfully from branch to branch. I opened my sketchbook to capture the moment — not just their movement, but their connection. What drew me in
Home > Character development > Bruna A central part of my role as illustrator for this collection was to shape the visual identity of the main character: Bruna, a Shiba Inu pup. This process involved more than just creating an appealing image—it required developing a design with emotional and narrative depth, capable of evolving across multiple books.
Home >Animals > Day of the Dead I painted this piece one year after my cat passed away, a watercolour offering for Día de Muertos to remember him and all the pets who have crossed the bridge. A path of marigolds and candles guides their way back to the altar, so they can visit us
Home >Animals > A ball tree! This illustration was born from a real moment with my golden retriever, who’s completely obsessed with tennis balls. During lemon season, I caught him staring at a lemon on the kitchen counter, convinced, I think, that it was another ball waiting to be thrown. That small, funny moment stayed