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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,...
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...
José Luís Merino
In 1985 he began working as a graphic designer in several studios and advertising agencies until 1998, the year in which he became independent to found his...
Dafne Artigot
Zaragoza, 1966.Study advertising at CEMShe worked as an illustrator and graphic designer in advertising agencies in her beginnings. Later he began to...
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)....
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Koko Che Jota
Koko Che Jota gives its name to the multidisciplinary artistic project developed by Carolina Häfner that began in early...
Dafne Artigot
Zaragoza, 1966.Study advertising at CEMShe worked as an illustrator and graphic designer in advertising agencies in her beginnings. Later he began to...
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...
José Luís Merino
In 1985 he began working as a graphic designer in several studios and advertising agencies until 1998, the year in which he became independent to found his...
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...
