From childhood, I was interested in drawing and painting. It was something I dedicated a lot of time to. From notebooks and colored pencils, I moved on to murals. In 1998, at the age of 17, I started tattooing, which would be my main activity until 2020. In 1999, I decided to pursue a Level 2 vocational training course in graphic design. I obtained my advanced technical degree in 2001. I also attended two drawing schools. One was the C10 Academy, and the other was the Círculo de Bellas Artes in Madrid, which has a classroom dedicated to anatomical drawing from life that I loved attending. I have my own style influenced by traditional Japanese art, old-school tattooing, graffiti, comics, and so on. I've explored different techniques such as pencil, gouache, acrylic, watercolor, digital illustration, and colored pencils, among others. I started illustrating on porcelain in 2020 during the lockdown. I began with a plate on which I painted two frogs. I quickly moved on to painting flowerpots. From then on, we started receiving commissions (what great luck for both of us!). Since then, I've focused on illustrating bonsai flowerpots and paint with oils in my free time.