Mi primer proyecto de gran magnitud, cuando Juanjo se acercó a pedirme que diseñe el póster para su película al comienzo no pude creerlo. Bajo las banderas, el sol tendrá su estreno en el festival de Berlinale y como intentamos retratar en el póster; es una experiencia caótica, un rejunte de archivos e imágenes sobre una de las épocas más oscuras que vivió nuestro país y que lastimosamente todavía resuena en nuestra actualidad.

Realicé todo este trabajo en Framer, sigo aprendiendo a utilizar algunas de sus funciones y luego de que Lara me mencionase que necesitaba una página web en la que mostrar todos sus trabajos no dude en ofrecer mi ayuda, el resutaldo me gustó bastante y siento que es una manera simple pero eficiente de exhibir trabajos sin necesidad de recurrir a plantillas. Para visitar la web: https://damnlibby.framer.website

The first of a series of three covers that I designed for my playlists on Apple Music. The main idea was to scan common objects such as labels or tickets and then combine them with drawings from my sketchbook. Along the way, I learned a lot about how to obtain certain textures and how to implement them into my compositions so that the final piece has a less digital feel.

Different pages of my sketchbook, the goal I set for myself this year was to practice drawing the human body more, so I used fashion —specifically ZARA photographs —as the main reference for my practices.

For these covers, I wanted to change my methodology, trying for the first time to combine media based on scans. The process consisted of designing a template in Illustrator, printing it, drawing on it, and scanning it to create the final composition in Photoshop. My intention was to achieve a grunge effect but in an analog way.

One of my favorite designers of today is Tom Muller, the designer in charge of giving life to the new image that the X-Men acquired during 2019; I quite liked his style, and upon finding out that he would abandon the design of the covers for the next stage of the X-Men comics, I decided to pay tribute to his style with this series of covers inspired by him.

The logo I use for my music, the biggest inspiration for this was Neon Genesis Evangelion, I tried to get a similar look to the logo that the series originally had, all while trying to integrate it into the concept of wtnoah. The result is a fusion between the W and the T that also has a silhouette similar to some of the angels that appear in the series.

Hepyro District is a store that focuses on K-pop items, when I got the job of designing their image, the first thing I thought of was creating a mascot similar to those of many K-pop bands.