The world of fashion has always been a fertile ground for illustrators, and I recently had the opportunity to collaborate with one of the most solid brands in the market: Dockers . They asked me to design a workshop that would convey the versatility of their garments throughout the day. To achieve this, I created around thirty fashion figurines: on one side, the figures appeared without clothing in unique contexts (a park, the office, a restaurant); on the other, they were dr

Whenever a novel comes into the spotlight due to the success of its film adaptation, I enjoy creating possible book covers. Although my love for books—especially the timeless classics—makes me imagine several creative approaches, this time it was Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein . It is one of my favorite novels, which I have revisited several times, and on this occasion I wanted to make an illustration for its first 1818 edition. In this version—unlike the revised 1831 one, adapt

I must confess that my passion for tennis hasn't been around for long. Although I played tennis as a kid, I wasn't really interested in it at all. It was an obligation to go and hit the ball on Saturdays and Sundays when what I really wanted to do was draw all day. However, it was art itself—the seventh art—that made me connect all the mental circuits that made me understand how beautiful this sport is (and ultimately, all of us who are passionate about it). Luca Guadagnino's

The purpose of this early blog is to help you get to know illustrators and artists a little better, in aspects they rarely dare—or...