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Rubenimichi
BLACK SUN is one of the many names given to Saturn, god of the harvest that represents the cycles of life, but also the relentless passage of time and,...
Randomagus
It is surprising to discover that such a large man (1.94 m, 130 kg) produces such delicate and fragile art as the one he makes Randomagus (Benicarló, Spain,...
Randomagus
It is surprising to discover that such a large man (1.94 m, 130 kg) produces such delicate and fragile art as the one he makes Randomagus (Benicarló, Spain,...
María Melero Freelance illustrator. Artist and illustrator. Born in Jerez, 1988. She studied Graphic Design and Illustration and her work is developed in the editorial,...
Ana Sam
Valence
Valencian illustrator, with a degree in Fine Arts and a Master's degree in Marketing and business communication in Madrid.
Coming from the world of...
Alfons Cuenca
I was born in the Vall d'Aran.
I graduated in Fine Arts in the city of Barcelona and later moved to Madrid, where I have lived for more than 10 years.
I am...
Jorge Arévalo illustrator and creative director. Madrid
Since the end of the 90s his illustrations have been requested by the main publications. His best known work...
Jorge Arévalo illustrator and creative director. Madrid
Since the end of the 90s his illustrations have been requested by the main publications. His best known work...
Rubenimichi
BLACK SUN is one of the many names given to Saturn, god of the harvest that represents the cycles of life, but also the relentless passage of time and,...
Randomagus It is surprising to discover that such a large man (1.94 m, 130 kg) produces such delicate and fragile art as the one he makes Randomagus (Benicarló, Spain, 1976)....
Alfons Cuenca
I was born in the Vall d'Aran.I graduated in Fine Arts in the city of Barcelona and later moved to Madrid, where I have lived for more than 10 years.I am...
YIDO (Yes i do Concept)
Benicàssim 1977. School of Arts and Crafts of Castellón and University of Buenos Aires.
Exhibitions:Mini Solo Show At the Swinton Gallery...
