Ferran Adrià, a world-renowned chef, has made his mark not only in the kitchen but also in academia. Since 2010, he has been collaborating with Harvard University, teaching courses on innovation and creativity in cooking. His work at Harvard focuses on the deconstruction of culinary processes and their application in other disciplines, demonstrating that cooking is both an art and a science.
Read MoreAcrylic Painting Masterclass: Available and Ready for You
Acrylic Painting Masterclass
Read MoreFine Art Prints Online
What to Look for in Fine Art Prints
Read MoreBehind the Artwork: The Technology and Creativity in Giclée Prints
Hello everyone! Today, I want to talk about something crucial: the importance of having a good photo when creating a Giclée print.
Read MoreTHE WEASELS THAT NEVER FOLLOWED ALICE’S WHITE RABBIT: TIME IS GOLD
The painting is an allegory of life and time, filled with symbolism and carefully thought-out details:
Read MoreWe did it! / ¡Lo logramos!
Listen up, there are still 70 hours left to join this triumph.
Read MoreFrom Village Walls to Urban Legends: My Journey Through Art and Music
Seven Years in the Making: Unveiling My Biographical Book
My Biographical Book is Here
Look, Let Me Tell You Something:
Read MoreDigital Resilience: The Art of Growing Through Adversity on Social Media
Got a minute? I spent some time diving into something we all deal with: those sour comments on social media. If you've ever wondered how to handle them without losing your cool, you might want to check out my latest post.
Read MoreLet's talk about Pentel and Copic.
You've often asked me about my method for inking in black and the markers I choose for adding color to my works. I want to share this aspect of my creative process with you today. From my beginnings with STAEDTLER Pigment Liner markers to the discovery of Pentel markers, it has been a turning point in my work.
Read MoreCollaborative project with David Candaux for the Only Watch event
The Value of Your Brand
Have you ever faced the dilemma of adapting your art to meet commercial demands without betraying your principles? In my latest post, "Reflections on Personal Branding: A No-Nonsense Perspective," I tackle this challenge from the very essence of being an artist. Discover how I've managed to maintain my originality and increase the value of my work in a world that rewards conformity, all while preserving my identity.
Read MoreIs AI stealing from artists?
In my latest blog entry, I delve into a question sparking considerable debate in the art and technology sphere: Are generative artificial intelligences plagiarizing artists?
Read MoreYardworks Festival - Glasgow 2023
The Art of Listening: Self-Knowledge and Creative Expression
¨The Art of Listening: Self-Knowledge and Creative Expression¨
Read MoreBlanes 2004
Just in Time.
Here I am, diving into this new blog adventure with my second post, and truth be told, I want to take this opportunity to chat a bit more about this whole thing of why I'm here writing to you. You see, this path I've embarked on, of opening up and communicating in a different way with you, didn't just come out of nowhere. It's been a rollercoaster of situations, reflections, and, let's not sugarcoat it, some frustrations too.
Read MorePainting in Blanes, winter of 2004.
An endurance race
For a long time now, I've felt a pressing need to share my insights, believing firmly that being a visual artist encompasses far more than just creating art. Society often views artists through the lens of Instagram and other social media platforms, where the focus seems to be on sharing their work and little else. While this approach is perfectly valid for those who choose it, I find it somewhat limiting. Personally, I am driven by a desire to contribute more than just my art; I aim to provoke thought, challenge norms, and inspire.
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