Additionally, I employed bleach and masking textures to create delicate, intricate lines within my work.
These techniques added a unique depth and detail to my illustrations, highlighting my versatility and creativity.
The EINA School, founded in the late 1960s by a group of visionary artists and intellectuals, has long been a beacon of creativity and modernity. Drawing inspiration from renowned centers like Bauhaus and the Ulm School, EINA embraces Barcelona's rich artistic heritage.
The EINA Postgraduate Diploma in Creative Illustration and Visual Communication Techniques offers an in-depth and practical analysis of illustration's role in various fields.
This program covers press, advertising, and graphic design, encouraging students to experiment with new languages and develop experimental proposals.
My coursework at EINA
allowed me to explore a range of applications for my illustrations.
From press and periodical publications to large-format public space projects and narrative literature, the program also covered branding design, merchandising, and institutional communication.
Mariona Cabassa, with over 20 years of teaching experience, has been instrumental in my artistic development. At EINA, she has directed the Experimental Workshop II for 15 years, guiding the creation of illustrated albums.
EINA
As part of a university project in Barcelona, I created a series of watercolor illustrations that showcase my exploration of various artistic techniques.
Studying under the guidance of Mariona Cabassa at EINA University, I delved into the intricacies of watercolor combined with watercolor wax crayons.