10/02/2026
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HLT7R7N6
I’m excited to share the newest addition to my children’s book series: Pipo el Jibarito Regresa a Casa. 🇵🇷📚
But for me, this project represents much more than publishing another book.
It represents what happens when writing, illustration, graphic design, typography, visual storytelling, and cultural identity come together in one creative project.
As both the writer and designer, I’ve been involved in the entire creative process—from developing the story and characters to creating the illustrations, composing the pages, selecting typography, building promotional materials, and preparing the finished book for digital publication.
Pipo el Jibarito Regresa a Casa follows Pipo as he returns to Puerto Rico and reconnects with the family, traditions, memories, and places that shaped him. At its heart, it is a story about growing up without forgetting where you came from.
Projects like this have also allowed me to expand my skills beyond traditional graphic design into:
• Illustration & visual storytelling
• Photoshop and digital image composition
• Typography and page layout
• Character and brand development
• Bilingual content design
• Marketing and promotional design
• Independent publishing and production
• Creative direction from concept to finished product
I’m especially proud that I’ve been able to combine technical design skills with storytelling to build something original from the ground up.
As I continue developing my portfolio and the worlds around my characters, I’m interested in connecting with designers, creative directors, publishers, employers, collaborators, and potential partners or investors who believe in culturally meaningful storytelling and original intellectual property.
Sometimes a children’s book isn’t just a book.
It’s writing.
It’s design.
It’s branding.
It’s problem-solving.
It’s entrepreneurship.
And most importantly, it’s a story worth telling.
Pipo el Jibarito Regresa a Casa — now available on Kindle.
