✷ Mancha Brava:
Esperanza

2022

Illustration of three women with long brown hair, one holding a sign that says "Preguntones," and the second woman holding a tablet, against a light blue background with faint icons of a camera, a phone, and flowers.

I had the opportunity to participate in the illustration project for Mancha Brava, the book series by Antonio Orjeda that portrays women who are making a significant impact in their country but are not getting the recognition they deserve. In the fourth installment, I was tasked with illustrating Gabriela Delgado, the co-founder of Juntas, a project that promotes sex education in high schools. My illustrations also featured Majo Tamayo, co-founder, and Antonella Levaggi, CMO. Juntas has been featured in Forbes and has made a tremendous impact. As a designer, I had the pleasure of creating the company's logo and shaping its brand identity.

Two young women sitting at a table in a classroom, engaging in a conversation. The woman on the left has light skin, brown hair with a red headband, and is wearing a white shirt with a red tie. The woman on the right has darker skin, black hair with a red bow, and is wearing a teal vest over a white shirt. Both are looking thoughtful, with speech bubbles indicating a discussion about understanding and confusion.
Illustration of a woman with short brown hair smiling, wearing a white off-shoulder top, sitting among large yellow-green leaves, with orange bunting flags featuring female gender symbols in the background.