Portfolio
Maps, Photography, Graphic Design
Cartography
I specialize in creating 3D maps, cartographed travel journals, and topographic maps that blend geographic accuracy with a carefully crafted visual approach. It’s not just about representing the land—it’s about interpreting it, making it accessible and engaging for different audiences. These maps can be used in tourism, education, conservation, or planning projects and are tailored to the needs of each initiative.
They are valuable tools for those working in national parks, municipalities, nature reserves, or tourism projects. They are also useful for guides, environmental interpreters, educators, and communicators who want to tell the story of a landscape from a deeper, more visual perspective.
Each map is unique: it can lean toward a technical or artistic style, include illustrations, photographs, points of interest, or suggested itineraries. These tools not only help understand the territory but also enhance its value and create an emotional connection with the place.
Video and Photography
My images and videos are ideal for lodges, tourism businesses, real estate agencies, national parks, nature reserves, and any place that wants to showcase the majesty of nature, especially in areas far from big cities.
They’re perfect for conveying calm, mystery, and a deep connection with the natural surroundings.
Graphic design
My approach is to support initiatives, organizations, and projects connected to natural and cultural heritage, helping them convey their message clearly, beautifully, and meaningfully.
I design through interpretation. It’s not just about making something “pretty,” but about telling a story, evoking emotions, and creating connection.
That’s why I take on projects in editorial design, websites, interpretive signage, and creative consulting—to enhance and amplify what each initiative has to offer, with careful attention to the territory, identity, and environment.
I work with people who truly believe in what they do, who are committed to responsible tourism, conservation, environmental education, local identity, and using good design as a tool to communicate what really matters.
