Mexican-American, bilingual graphic designer and illustrator whose illustrations are heavily influenced by Mexican folklore, indigenous iconography, and personal narrative. I was raised in Georgia and shaped by Atlanta’s vibrant arts community, I create expressive, culturally grounded illustrations that bring warmth, symbolism, and representation to Latino stories. My visual language—complete with red hues, suns, stars, and sacred symbols—is informed by her inspiration from Mexican muralists and expressionists Abraham Ángel and Pedro Linares López.
I have a B.A. in Art, with a concentration in Digital Art and Design, from Eastern Connecticut State University, where coursework in Latin American politics and art history also deepened my respect for cultural storytelling.
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For my senior project, I created a blind box series based on Latin American folklore and mythology. These little blind box figurines, paired with their Paper houses/habitats, bring a whimsical vibe. The figures crafted from clay and paper evoke a connection to nature. Adorned in animal costumes pay homage to Mexican and indigenous folklore, inviting children into a world of imagination and storytelling. Each character is loosely inspired by Aztec folklore/mythology. From Mayahuel, Tzitzimitl and Tezcatlipoca. I have crafted this kit as a source of comfort and empowerment. I hope that through playful exploration, children can find solace and strength in their journey of self-discovery and finding representation.
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