An illustrator and graphic designer.

Born and raised in Mexico, now drawing ghosts
(and everything else) from Spain.

My work lives somewhere between memory, loss and the mystical.

I grew up surrounded by real stories about people who disappeared and the silence they left behind. Those stories never really left me.

Now, they show up in what I draw.

The characters in my illustrations often come from real people: the missing, the gone, the never-found.

I draw them as I imagine they would want to be remembered: through their favorite colors, their silly clothes, their small gestures.

It’s not about recreating them exactly, it's about making space for them to still exist, somewhere.

With every piece, I try to hold memories gently to make room for both grief and joy.

And maybe, just maybe, to turn a bit of absence into beauty.

My work is a quiet tribute to the lives behind the statistics, to the faces we no longer see in the news.

Part of what I earn goes to organizations that search for the missing.

If you’d like to support them directly, you’ll find their links below.
They do real work.