Some of these started during lockdown. Some happened while already working full-time in Berlin. The making never stopped.
Full visual identity for a Galician hyperpop artist. His world: video games, anime, hyperpop aesthetics and a lot of Galician pride. My world too, honestly.
What happens when you cross traditional Galician iconography with retro cartoon and videogame aesthetics? This. Rubber hose characters, anime references, hyperpop energy. And the whole visual universe of Galician memes and folklore underneath it all. Bold, weird, and very much on purpose.
Full creative freedom from day one. My palette. My style. An artist who trusted the work.
A visual language built to stretch. The same palette and cartoon logic that lives on a poster also works on a t-shirt, a stage screen, or a sticker. Every piece stands alone. You still know it’s Filloas.
Small project. Big stages.
Visual identity for a Berlin rapper. The direction was a modern Y2K aesthetic mixed with classic 90s hip-hop, built around one element: her lips.
Her lips became the anchor of the identity: the logo, graphics and print. When she wanted to push the merch into cybersigilism, we followed that direction too. Darker shapes, but the same mouth concept.
One motif. Every application.
Lockdown happened. Faceless portraits and Funko-style illustrations were having a moment. I opened a shop.
Spent time figuring out how Etsy actually works. Keywords, listing structure, what people were searching for. Then made the thing people were looking for. It worked.
Clients were lovely. I made a lot of people happy with their little illustrated selves.
On hiatus now. Other things to do.
Edited long-form nutrition podcasts into YouTube episodes, Instagram reels and social content.
