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I’m Lucía, a Uruguayan graphic designer and children’s book illustrator. I love reading and I’ve spent hours in bookstores poring over book illustrations to study how artists bring stories to life. I’m also a nature lover, and I enjoy design inspired by the natural world. I consider my creative process a little garden in my head, where ideas grow—some I love and others that require a bit more tending.…I’m Lucía, a Uruguayan graphic designer and children’s book illustrator. I love reading and I’ve spent hours in bookstores poring over book illustrations to study how artists bring stories to life. I’m also a nature lover, and I enjoy design inspired by the natural world. I consider my creative process a little garden in my head, where ideas grow—some I love and others that require a bit more tending.

Lucía

Graphic Designer, Book Illustrator, Children’s Book Illustrator, +2

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I’m Lucía, a Uruguayan graphic designer and children’s book illustrator. I love reading and I’ve spent hours in bookstores poring over book illustrations to study how artists bring stories to life. I’m also a nature lover, and I enjoy design inspired by the natural world. I consider my creative process a little garden in my head, where ideas grow—some I love and others that require a bit more tending.…I’m Lucía, a Uruguayan graphic designer and children’s book illustrator. I love reading and I’ve spent hours in bookstores poring over book illustrations to study how artists bring stories to life. I’m also a nature lover, and I enjoy design inspired by the natural world. I consider my creative process a little garden in my head, where ideas grow—some I love and others that require a bit more tending.

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I’m Lucía, a Uruguayan graphic designer and children’s book illustrator. I love reading and I’ve spent hours in bookstores poring over book illustrations to study how artists bring stories to life.

I’m also a nature lover, and I enjoy design inspired by the natural world. I consider my creative process a little garden in my head, where ideas grow—some I love and others that require a bit more tending.