(Italian) A place of transit and care. A hostel where time slows down, routine is suspended, and exchange gives meaning to rest. For those who not only travel but are also searching for themselves.

Tipografía colaborativa creada para unificar la rotulación de negocios en El Tunco. Sus formas redondeadas y ritmo dinámico invitan y orientan, celebrando la cultura surf y facilitando la lectura rápida en fachadas, menús y letreros.

Character inspired by the legend of Lake Coatepeque: a benevolent spirit that first appears small and then grows in size. It protects the water and its creatures, appears to fishers, and depending on their bravery, may either frighten them or bless them with a good catch.

Identity and wayfinding for an Olympics in El Salvador based on the “Fluye cerca” concept: a warm, organic visual language inspired by sea, jungle, and volcanoes, designed to clearly guide visitors and the local community. The system defines mission/vision, an accessible tone of voice, color palette, and typefaces, integrating the logo and consistent applications across the entire event.

A series that reimagines the pilcrow (¶) the sign that marks the start or break of a paragraph—through variations in texture, color, and movement. Each piece explores how the same symbol can change in form and atmosphere without losing legibility.

Letra y Forma is an app-magazine on type design with articles, tutorials, and interviews that bring the emotion and culture of letterforms into practice.

Chasca, a Salvadoran luxury apparel brand founded in 2016 by Mauricio Antonio López, fuses craftsmanship with contemporary luxury; we carried out a rebrand to refresh its identity while preserving its vision of an unconquered America.

Atmos is a niche magazine that explores electronic music through interviews, features, and selected playlists. It connects scenes, artists, and clubs in a concise, visual read designed for young adults.

Project inspired by “my favorite place”: choosing a personal destination and designing a campaign for an airline. In this case, Brussels is presented as a city to slow down, walk, and enjoy—where the past inspires the present.

Aventuras Bajo Tierra follows Tobías, a blind mole-cartographer mapping the land from his burrow, and Clyde, his eager assistant. The project blends exploration, teamwork, and the threat of a fox trying to steal the maps, moving from character design and sketches to a light-dappled underground scene.