Illustration & Pattern Design


Dia de los Muertos Collection

Check out the Dia de los Muertos collection!

How did I use these motifs?

Among these patterns, I have my personal favorites, and I wanted to offer them to you on stationery items. That’s why you’ll find these A6 notebooks in my shop. The covers are printed by a printer; the rest is entirely handmade. The shaping, assembly, and binding. The binding, by the way, is done with 100% cotton thread. This is a collection I plan to expand in the future, so stay tuned to discover what’s coming next.

A6 Notebook – Marigold

A6 Notebook – Sunflowers

A6 Notebook – Exotic Flowers

A world bursting with color.

It all started with Inktober 2024. I wanted to take on the challenge of creating one illustration a day for the entire month of October. Spoiler alert! I managed to keep it up for 21 days. Yep, it’s not that easy to keep up that pace for a whole month. For this Inktober challenge, I decided to use Pauline Arnaud’s Patterntober 2024 list as a starting point, adding the Dia de los Muertos theme. It’s a theme I’m particularly fond of because of its colors and graphics. When I watch the Disney movie *Coco*, for example, I find its visual world to be vibrant and very inspiring.

Inktober 2024

Here are all the patterns I created for Patterntober 24. I haven't used them all yet, but who knows—maybe I will someday.

1. Daisies

2. Ferns

3. Bouquets

4. Hydrangeas

5. Japanese Cherry Tree

6. Roses

7. Climbing Plants/Flowers

8. Herbarium

9. Floral Art Deco

10. Sunflowers

11. Wildflowers

12. Agapanthus

13. Primroses

14. Lavender

15. Tulips

16. Anemones

17. Water Lilies and Lotus Flowers

18. Dahlias

19. Cactus

20. Fruit Trees

21. Tropical Flowers

Color palette used for Inktober 2024

More colorful posters!