I created a set of custom illustrations as visual resources for a brand’s identity and website. The goal was to enhance the user experience and reinforce the brand’s tone through clear, engaging visuals. These assets included spot illustrations, icons, and character-based elements designed to be cohesive across digital platforms. The style was tailored to reflect the brand’s values while maintaining visual consistency and adaptability for future content.

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As a storyboard artist, I’ve developed visual narratives for TV commercials, animated pilot episodes, and personal creative projects. My work focuses on translating ideas into clear, engaging sequences that define timing, composition, and movement. Whether working with agencies or independently, I adapt my style to suit the tone and needs of each project—bringing clarity and rhythm to stories before they go into production.

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I’m currently developing a children’s illustration book about a curious cat who travels to New York City with his family. The story captures the magic of discovering a big city through fresh eyes—exploring its towering buildings, bustling streets, and unexpected adventures. With playful illustrations and a gentle narrative, the book aims to celebrate family, curiosity, and the joy of exploring new places.

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I created a trio of original cat characters for Calica, a creative studio looking to bring warmth and personality to its brand. Each cat was designed with a unique look and vibe, reflecting different aspects of the studio’s identity. From concept to final illustration, the characters were developed to be flexible across formats—social media, motion graphics, and print—adding a playful and recognizable presence to Calica’s visual universe.

“Chronicles of an Anxious” is an illustrated project that explores the topic of anxiety through a realistic and slightly humorous lens. The story presents anxiety as a ghost-like figure that follows the main character throughout their daily life — showing up in unexpected, awkward, and even absurd situations.

The goal is to depict the emotional experience of anxiety in a relatable, creative way that blends introspection with comedy. By giving anxiety a visible form, the project helps to externalize an often invisible struggle, making it easier to understand and talk about.

The visual style contrasts everyday life with subtle surrealism, reflecting how anxiety can feel both overwhelming and oddly familiar. Overall, Chronicles of an Anxious One aims to reduce stigma, foster empathy, and encourage open conversations about mental health — all while offering a touch of levity.

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