Symbiosis is a project focused on type experimentation. Based on the marvelous Didot Elder, I created a display font using branches and embroidery as shaping elements. The harshness of the branches is balanced by the delicacy of the detailed embroidery, they work together in a symbiotic relationship, creating natural and organic shapes that inspire quietness and latency. It's the visualization of the moment just before every system starts to bloom, the promise of a new beginning, that hasn't started yet but can already be felt.

A limited series of letter pressed posters depicting the letter A in his raw form, with no embroidery, are available to purchase.

Octave has been created with the intention of fusing together the graphical elements of written musical composition with the English alphabet. My passion for illustration and typography made me naturally lean towards lettering, while music is a very important element in my creative process.
While reading the newspaper or a book, a designer might unconsciously stop acknowledging the content due to the very natureof the letters. Often in observing the fonts used in books I've read, I've thought that for those of us who work with these fonts, theyare analogous to the notes on a score in the eyes of a musician. They represent the graphic structure that builds the music by which emotions, ideas and feeling are communicated. In the same way, letters are the graphic structure with which texts are composed, making them tools to communicate emotions, ideas and feelings in their own right.

Illustration experiment made with branches and laces. The idea is create insects by composing parts of photos. I was looking for a delicate and elegant result.

Graphical research work, trying diferent techniques and drawing styles.

Experiment done by mixing laces, freehand drawing, and digital illustration.

Personal project conceived as a present for my sister. The composition is a graphical representation of the feminine world that we share, rich in movement and change. It is composed of two 2x0.7m canvases.