Fallas

Homme avec chat (Montreal)

Quartier Latin

Sorry but I´m quite bussy and not very inspired right now...

Be Late

Images for a Kangaroo

28 of November

Illustration for la Puerta de Tannhaüser

La Puerta de Tannhaüser (Door of Tannhaüser) it´s a colective illustration blog. Every two weeks there´s a new subject and everybody does his own vision of it. Las week was about The Immortals, and I presented this (two immortals sharing a flat).

Work in progress...

Some colour research from the comic I´m working on.

Viva la old Skool!!

Chocolate calendar for Intermón-Oxfam

This is a pretty old illustration I was going to use for a postcard but finally it became a christmas calendar (only with christmas dates) for Intermon Oxfam.
So those of you who are into the Xmas thing and want to collaborate with fair-trade this is your present for december. Here is the link for the Intermón shop site (in spanish...)
Under every date´s flap there´s a little chocolate (with cacao from Dominican Republic and Peru) wich will be a sweet surprise for the kids.

I admit that this sort of collaboration (buying things) is kind of easy or lazy but this people is fighting for a different way of commerce (and much more), having in mind not the economic interests of a single company but the effort, dignity and interests of the producers/workers at several countries around the world. So I suppose any help is welcome.

Thanx to Rocío and special thanx to Gabri (the fairy fellow again...)

Benimaclet

Space reserved for the next time you step on that terrace...

Ooops...!

Tehran

The image is from Tehran, but let´s not be fool, this could be anywhere in the world. This could be right here. These friendly guys are not thieves or mercenaries, they are government employees.

F_ornication U_nder C_onsent of the K_ing

Here we come and we don´t care mucho

et voilà!

Hi!
I´ll be out for a couple of months working far away from home to save some money, so I won´t be able to update the blog untill I´m back. I found this somewhere, just to say see you later, ´till then folks!!

Jess

Where the monsters come from, Martina?

This is an illustration I presented to the Illustration contest of the city of Albacete (Spain). First one is the full image and the rest are details. A little girl (Martina) explains to us how frightening monsters are created by extrange machines inside our heads.

Sketchingggg...

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