Baby

She combines a drawing and painting style of quick gestures and almost frenetic brushstrokes seeking to capture those moments of energy in the characters, those moments of grimaces and forced smiles. His influences come from the comics of the seventies and eighties, from magazines that accompanied his childhood and adolescence such as Totem, El Víbora and Creepy, and from artists such as Moebius and Robert Crumb. These elements fed a visual language that he has maintained throughout his life. His style has evolved throughout his career, increasingly approaching a less rigid method in which he combines naivety and sarcasm in equal parts. As a fan of the horror genre, her work constantly makes references to films, music and literature of the genre. This interest easily blends with religious themes, allowing her to use humour and parody in contrast to her cartoon-inspired figures.