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Multidisciplinary designer, photographer
and architectural visualization specialist.
graphic design
photography
architectural visualization
editorial design
visual identity
branding
motion graphics
poster
graphic design
photography
architectural visualization
editorial design
visual identity
branding
motion graphics
poster
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Project type: University project
Category: Visual identity and packaging
Year: 2022
Fictional proposal for a food truck offering takeaway meals on the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM) campus. The project includes packaging design for three different menus: vegetarian, classic, and gluten-free.
My proposal aims for Picnic Campus to project a fresh and appealing visual identity through the use of primary colors and dynamic illustrations. The goal is to convey a youthful, social, and laid-back spirit that invites students to enjoy their meal during the lively and energetic everyday life of the UCM campus.
Project type: University project
Category: Visual identity
Year: 2021
Fictional visual identity proposal for Yung, a messaging app aimed at a teenage audience. Yung’s goal is to make it easy for young people to connect and communicate in a comfortable, simple, and approachable way.
The brand represents joy, energy, fun, and freshness, but above all—just as its name suggests—youth. Through my proposal, I aimed to convey a laid-back, playful, and memorable identity through the logo design and use of color. The selected color palette seeks to reflect warmth and dynamism, reinforcing the young and vibrant spirit of the application.
Project type: Freelance
Category: Visual identity
Year: 2021
Visual identity design for Marce Vives’ artisanal pastry business. The logo and color palette are inspired by classic Parisian pastry shops and bakeries, evoking elegance and tradition.
Beige and brown tones were used to evoke the warm, handcrafted world of traditional pastry-making. A serif typeface and a carefully composed wordmark were chosen to reinforce the brand’s classic and timeless character.
Project type: Final Degree Project
Category: Visual identity, web
Year: 2023
Redesign proposal for the visual identity of the Head in the Clouds music festival, imagining its celebration in the city of Barcelona. The project involved extensive research on the festival’s history, its competitors, its target audience, the featured artists, and the record label behind it.
My proposal seeks to reflect the diversity and versatility that characterize the festival through the use of striking colors and a logo composed of various typefaces that come together to communicate cohesion and dynamism. The project also includes the design of a robust website, as well as merchandising and 3D elements representing the essence of Barcelona as the festival’s new setting.
Project type: University project
Category: Fashion editorial
Year: 2022
While it’s hot is a contemporary reinterpretation of 1970s fashion through the knitted garments of emerging designer Noelia Suave. Art direction and photography by Yongshi Granada and Cris Mayo, featured in Vein Magazine.
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Project type: Freelance project
Category: Fashion editorial
Year: 2022
Photography and editing for MIGRAINS, a project by designer Lidia Casal.
Project type: University project
Category: Photographic reportage
Year: 2022
Photographic reportage about my uncle, Jesús Peláez. This project shows aspects of his past and present; I aimed to capture part of his life through music—specifically through the saxophone, a passion that has been part of his life since childhood and continues to accompany him today.
Project type: Freelance
Category: Fashion editorial
Year: 2024
Photography and editing for BULGAE, a project by designer Lidia Casal.
Project type: Personal project
Category: Fashion editorial
Year: 2025
Project type: Freelance
Category: Fashion editorial
Year: 2024
Project type: Freelance
Category: Fashion editorial
Year: 2025
Photography and editing for Resiliencia, a project by designer Cristina Fernández.
Project type: University project
Category: Fashion editorial
Year: 2021
Project type: University project
Category: Fashion editorial
Year: 2021
Project type: University project
Year: 2022
Poster for a conference at EESAB Rennes where Valérie Yobé spoke about her book Le Kit graphique. The kit offers teachers and students a set of workshops, tools, and information to practice social design in primary schools.
Project type: University project
Year: 2022
Poster for a conference at EESAB Rennes where Pierre Creton discussed his career and trajectory as a film director.
Project type: University project
Year: 2021
Informative poster about the Gill Sans typeface, composed using the typeface itself and referencing its history, as well as its later use by the London and North Eastern Railway.
Project type: University project
Year: 2023
Lyric motion graphics for the song Summer Tights by DPR LIVE, from the album IITE COOL. The piece takes inspiration from the music video itself and other visuals from the same album—focusing on the use of paper textures, varied typography, cut-out letters and images, and vibrant, shifting colors with a simple yet eye-catching aesthetic.
Project type: University project
Category: Illustration
Year: 2022
Illustration inspired by the mecha anime genre and by build-it-yourself toys such as Lego or Gundam model kits.
Project type: Freelance project
Year: 2024
Creation of a tasting menu inspired by the seven deadly sins. For this project, three of them—lust, sloth, and greed—were selected as conceptual pillars. Through the illustrations and typography, the aim was to convey a classic and elegant style, drawing aesthetic inspiration from the works and engravings of Jacques Callot.