Showing posts with label mexico. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mexico. Show all posts

Thursday, September 2, 2010

Mexico | Imaginantes Series

So, continuing with the Mexico's Bicentennial commemorations here is an animation piece I helped out to illustrate. The piece is part of the project Imaginantes (Imaginarians), a cultural TV video segments produced by Televisa to tell short animated stories about influential people in Mexico's history, arts and literature. This particular segment is dedicated to Sergéi Eisenstein, a Russian filmmaker who produced some key projects for Mexico's film history during the first years of the 30's decade.

" Sergei Esenstein. Mexican times: The Cinema's Eye
The Russian filmmaker imagined from his childhood a placed called Mexico, this dream became an obsession. When finally got in and captured trough his camera the textures of this unknown land, his vision was so intense that filtered deeply in Mexican history imagination."




Here, some art assets I produced for the animated short:







Mexico's Bicentennial Illustrations

Some time ago I was commissioned by enVIVA Magazine to create a spread illustration for an article commemorating the year of Mexico's Bicentennial. Still waiting for my courtesy copy, probably will never get it since I made the illustrations almost one year ago... Hope you like them! ...and VIVA MEXICO of course!!!




Wednesday, December 16, 2009

a! Diseño Magazine

I was kindly invited to be featured with an interview and a case study for the Nov-Dec issue of Mexican magazine a! Diseño.
The editorial decided to use one of my illustrations for the article in the cover printed within a nice textured paper, I have my copy and it looks great! Si estás en México disponible ahora en cualquier "Sanborns" y ahí puedes checarla!





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