Frequently Asked Questions

I offer remote freelance services that blend illustration and design, with a focus on editorial, brand storytelling, and emotionally resonant visuals. My work often combines hand-drawn elements with digital design to create soft, surreal, and nostalgic imagery, perfect for articles, campaigns, print pieces, or personal projects that aim to leave an impression.text goes here
Yes! I’m based in Mexico and work remotely with clients around the world — from startups to publications to creative individuals looking for something poetic and personal. Time zones don’t scare me (👻).
My illustration style is nostalgic, dreamlike, and slightly haunting — often featuring soft colors, ghostly figures, and a touch of surrealism. I create visuals that explore themes of memory, longing, transformation, and quiet magic.
Absolutely. Whether it’s for a magazine spread, a zine, or an online journal, I can create illustrations that complement your editorial tone and add emotional resonance to your story. My work is especially suited for pieces that want to linger with readers.
Yes — especially through my project A Gathering of Ghosts, where I paint ghostly figures over photos to give new emotional meaning to memories. I accept custom submissions and love turning your photos into art.

Once you reach out through the contact form, I’ll review your details and follow up with questions or a proposal. I like to understand your goals, timeline, and vision before starting. Every project is shaped with care and intention.
Yes, I’ve worked with startups and agencies to create branded illustrations, event graphics, social media visuals, and trade show banners. If your brand values feeling and storytelling, we’ll likely be a great fit.
Rates vary depending on the scope, timeline, and deliverables. Sharing your budget helps me propose the best approach. I’m happy to offer flexible options that align with your needs.
This depends on current availability and the size of your project. I recommend reaching out early, especially if your timeline is short. I’ll always try to find space for something special.