I was commissioned by EURO RSCG 4D´s office in Dusseldorf to illustrate a book for the software giant SAP.
The "Big book of little things" told many stories about situations where small details where key elements for huge discoveries that changed the way we live (penicillin, microwave, pencil rubber...), and i had to illustrate those stories. Designed and art directed by the Karsten Bromenchekel at Euro´s Dusseldorf office.

From january 27th until march 2nd 2011 i had a solo show in Falmouth, UK. These are the posters i designed for the event.

Little white lies magazine´s fifth creative brief was about designing a poster for the future movie of your dreams.
It could be an adaptation of a book that hasn't been written, or the biopic of a man who never lived. The poster might be purely typographic, it could be illustrative. My poster was a runner-up, ending between the best 3. It was about an imaginary movie about –the writer- Raymond Roussel´s life, writings and death. Although he died almost 100 years ago, i find his ideas about writing, creativity and his work methods are still revolutionary and inspiring. I would love to see this movie shot someday :)..

I was commissioned 3 pages of LeCool´s Weird and wonderful guide to Barcelona to illustrate the "Cruising" section.
The guide was edited by Kati Krause and designed by the weird and wonderful Carol Montpart while working at Folch Studio.

F.C. Barcelona midfielder Sergio Busquets collaborated with Barcelona artist Max-o-matic to create an unique artwork.
Nike and Foot Locker paired four footballers, with four artists in four different cities across Europe. The artists took the athlete’s off-pitch personality, style and enthusiasm and turned it into a unique ‘Nike Air Max 90’ portrait. F.C. Barcelona midfielder Sergio Busquets collaborated with Barcelona artist Max-o-matic to share his passion for sports, his hometown, his family – and of course, Nike Air Max 90. Commissioned by AKQA, Amsterdam.

Design and illustration for Boas Teitas second release: Una canción sin principio ni fin" (A song without a beginning or an end).

Latex for fun is a book edited by Max-o-matic (Barcelona) and published by Gestalten (Berlin) with designer toys + diy ethics!
The project started with a simple idea: create disposable "designer toys" with pure d.i.y. ethics. We started drawing over balloons what we would like to draw over vinyl toys, but we couldn´t afford. That´s how the Latex for fun project was born... and in a few months 135 designers from over 20 countries participated; Their work reflects various styles, personalities and cultures, but all of it shows how vibrantly creative the collaboration of a spontaneously generated global design network can be. Latex for fun is a book edited by Max-o-matic (Barcelona), and published by Gestalten (Berlín). To celebrate the release of the book, an exhibition will be held in Vallery (Barcelona) showcasing work from many artists involved in the project. Concept + edition + design: Max-o-matic Special Guests: Gaston Caba(balloon on the book´s cover), Jeremyville,Jon Burgerman, PulcoMayo, Sauerkids and Gaston Caba (designed the Latex toys included with the book). Gregori Saavedra (exhibition design).

Perfect melodies, nice lyrics, a trademark sound... my favorite band and i was lucky enough to work with them.

I was comissioned by the british newspaper The Sunday Times, to work on 2 pieces to illustrate a Julie Burchill fiction story.

The japanese t-shirt label, Beams commissioned me 6 designs for their 2008 and 2009 collections.