The neighbourhood map created for the Sagrada Família Community Programme is a fold-out publication designed to help residents discover local resources, services and activities.

The project combines two sides with distinct yet complementary functions and visual languages: a neighbourhood map enriched with custom illustrations representing local people and their daily neighbourhood life, and a reverse side featuring an extensive directory of services and activities organised by category through a colour-coding and icon system.

The illustrations, created specifically for this project and based on those previously developed for the quarterly programme, add warmth and identity to what could otherwise have been a purely functional piece, transforming the map into a more approachable and recognisable resource for local residents.

The set of illustrations for Centro Médico Aragón accompanies an informational leaflet on a gynaecological treatment. the challenge of the project is twofold: to communicate a medical process clearly, step by step, while doing so with a visual language that conveys calm, dignity and closeness to the reader at a particularly sensitive moment.

The illustrations were made with a linear style and a warm palette of peach and blush tones, deliberately move away from the cold aesthetic of conventional medical illustration. each piece represents a specific action in the process with clarity and without stridency, always placing the woman’s body and experience at the centre.

For this project, I designed a set of 50 illustrations and pictograms for the internal use of the Banc de Sang i Teixits staff application. The icons and illustrations were created specifically for the app’s internal interface, covering a range of functional needs such as blood transfusion reminders, alerts and notifications, ensuring clear and immediate visual communication within a medical environment.

For this project, I created a series of illustrations for the Copiloto Empresarial website, designed to visually communicate abstract business concepts at a glance. The goal was to make complex terminology more accessible and engaging for the viewer through clear and intuitive imagery, making the content more approachable and easier to navigate.

Illustrations created for the graphic design scheme to humanise the spaces designed for the children’s corridors of Santa Teresa de Liseux School (in Barcelona).
The idea was for children to be able to learn while feeling surrounded by a fun environment on the path that leads them to their classrooms.
In this case, I started creating an interactive and educational narrative led by two characters and a mascot, to accompany each wall and its corresponding theme.

In this commission, I created and edited a set of illustrations for the interior of the quarterly activity booklet of the Sagrada Família Community Plan, where they organise activities for the local community. The illustrations mainly needed to represent a diverse range of people, combining different ages, cultures and genders.