Illustration · Ideas · Visual culture

Editorial illustration with a point of view.

I create narrative and conceptual illustrations for publications, journalism and cultural projects. I turn ideas into images with character: expressive, suggestive and open to more than one interpretation.

My visual language combines texture, colour and pop-culture references. Depending on the project, the result can be ironic, poetic or provocative. Each image begins with an idea and develops a visual form that adds to it rather than simply repeating it.

A selection from the portfolio

Coffee for one, editorial illustration by Cintia BoninoCoffee for one ↗Editorial illustration · Everyday life What Do Animals Understand About Death?, editorial illustration by Cintia BoninoWhat Do Animals Understand About Death? ↗Editorial illustration · Culture and reflection Unsettling Normality, illustration inspired by Mariana EnriquezUnsettling Normality ↗Conceptual illustration · Society Anna's Worlds, illustration for a young adult book by Cintia BoninoAnna's Worlds ↗Editorial illustration · Visual storytelling The Poor and the Rich, conceptual editorial illustration by Cintia BoninoThe Poor and the Rich ↗Editorial illustration · Social contrasts Lunatic, illustrated book by Cintia BoninoLunatic ↗Editorial illustration · Character and atmosphere

Illustration for ideas worth exploring

I collaborate on projects that need a distinctive visual voice, whether to accompany a text or communicate a cultural or social idea. I can work from an established brief or contribute to the concept and visual direction from the earliest stages.

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If you need an illustration with a strong idea and a distinctive visual identity, tell me about your project.

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