My first quilt

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Is this Thursday, already? Oh, wonderful, it means tomorrow is Making Friday (Skinny Laminx style). I have been dedicating it to my first quilt, and outstanding goal for 2011. The top is sewn, so are the two back pieces, and … Continue reading

Magnolia Inn sketches

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I was commissioned by a new boutique hotel here in Panama, the Magnolia Inn, to create a series of illustrated simulations of how the hotel would look and feel after all renovation would be finished. This was a wonderful project … Continue reading

Happy Holidays!

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This year, Christmas was a bit different for us. Instead of heading over to the other side of the pond, we went skiing in Colorado. We started off with a couple of days in Denver, not only to adjust to … Continue reading

Issue 18 is out!

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This month´s issue of “We´re in Panama!” is all about the fiestas patrias. Instead of having an independence day, Panamanians do it big and have a month long with several festivities, two independences included. Download it here and like it … Continue reading

Doodles

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We´re enjoying a public holiday here as Panamá´s Independence from Spain (1821) is celebrated, so I´m just stopping by to leave you a spread from my sketchbook. Some of these doodles will probably be used in an upcoming project. Have … Continue reading

Hugo´s baby blanket

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This is an embroidered blanket I finished last week, just in time for my friend´s baby shower. For abbrigate*, of course. You can like it on facebook.

NYC: a map of experiences

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Part of last May´s issue of “We´re in Panama!”, this illustration was just submitted to CitID project. Have you heard of it?

Patterns, patterns, patterns

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I love patterns; I love the magic contained within them, I love that the repetition of a module brings out more than just the sum of those modules. Opening this box of baklava, freshly arrived and directly brought to me … Continue reading