SKILLS & TECHNIQUES

The Creative Passions

Skills

She has always revolved around creativity and that was manifested in every primary school project, in her study notebooks (graphics and illustrations), mock-ups, foils for exhibitions, creating illustrated maps with landscapes and cultural icons.

If interest in art, history and visual communication, led her to study disciplines such as fine arts and a wide variety of artisanal techniques, graphic design, heraldic art and illuminated medieval documents.

Techniques

Not having the possibility of tutors in my childhood, I began my learning from the age of 8 independently through the thorough study of drawing books. As in many cases, graphite drawing and colored pencils were my first approach to art.

When I reached adolescence, I began studying trios crayon (red, black and white chalk), pastel chalk, gouache and acrylic) and with this I continued my research into the history of art, ancient cultures and observation of nature.

From my earliest years, art has been an intrinsic part of my life, a journey that began with simple drawings inspired by the myths and legends of Europe, as well as the fascinating ancient cultures and animation that so captivated me. I grew up surrounded by a vast collection of books that ranged from general culture encyclopedias to the works of the most prominent novelists of the time. This rich library not only fueled my imagination, but also planted the seed of an artistic curiosity that would blossom over time.

My first tools were graphite and charcoal, with which I explored the essence of form and shadow. Over time, I ventured into the world of pastel chalk, and later, I discovered the magic of gouache and acrylic paints. This evolution in my means of expression allowed me to experiment and expand my creative horizons.

In the late 90s, and with the arrival of the new millennium, my art took an exciting turn. I began making mixed media projects that combined mural painting with reliefs, using materials such as plaster and cement to bring my visions to life. This three-dimensional approach not only enriched my works, but also led me to explore new techniques and styles.

Throughout my career, I have been fortunate to learn from tutors and participate in courses covering various disciplines, from gouache and acrylic painting to analytical drawing and paper mache mask making. Each experience has been a stepping stone on my artistic path, and each work is a reflection of my evolution and passion for art.

As a graphic designer, my passion for design goes beyond simple creation; it is a journey through the history of visual communication.

My love for design manifests itself in the creation of vintage, Victorian, and themed monograms and logos. Each project is an opportunity to pay homage to the traditions of the past while infusing a modern and personal touch. Fusing the classic and contemporary is one of my greatest motivations, and I strive to create pieces that are not only visually appealing, but also tell a unique story.

Create graphic arts such as modern emblems, monograms, vector illustration for websites, vintage posters (Victorian and medieval) as well as fantasy, gothic, steampunk and more.

It develops responsive thematic websites of great artistic quality, with original designs and great attention to detail. Among other services is the creation of Interactive Presentations for Artists (Curriculum and Portfolio).

With over a decade of experience as a senior designer, I have honed my skills in tools such as Photoshop and vector art. Photo manipulation is another of my passions, where every image becomes a blank canvas, ready to be transformed into something extraordinary. My meticulous approach and attention to detail allow me to create communication pieces that are not only beautiful, but also unique and memorable.

Every project I undertake is a new adventure, a challenge that pushes me to push my own limits and explore new creative frontiers.

In the fascinating world of heraldic art, every stroke and every color tells a story that transcends time. As a heraldic artist, my passion for digital illustration is intertwined with a deep respect for history and tradition. Heraldry is not just a set of symbols; it is a visual language that narrates the identity and legacy of families and organizations.

My motivation lies in the possibility of reviving and reinterpreting these stories through my creations, transforming each coat of arms into a unique and meaningful work of art.

The evolution of typography and medieval art fascinates me deeply. Each letter, each style, has its own essence and tells its own story. By incorporating these elements into my work, I seek not only to beautify, but also to enrich the meaning of each piece. My advanced skills in Photoshop and vector art allow me to bring these visions to life, creating illuminated documents and family trees that are true visual gems.

My advanced skills in Photoshop and vector art allow me to bring these visions to life, creating illuminated documents and family trees that are true visual gems.

Every project I undertake is an opportunity to merge tradition with innovation.