Illustrator, graphic designer

Also teacher of drawing and painting

“I consider that I have a versatile drawing style, which allows me to adapt to different types of projects according to the needs of each client.
I like to work both with the most traditional techniques, such as graphite or watercolor, as well as with digital techniques.
In my more personal projects, the themes I work with are usually closely linked to nature and the human body (especially female), to giving visibility to different bodies”

Muralist, Graffiti artist

"Graffiti has that double edge. It is the essence of graffiti. It was born in that more "illegal" way, more vindictive but without specific political connotations. It is simply something that explodes, an escape valve. There are many factors that light the fuse because humans are complex: you can paint out of pure ego, you can do it with vindication as a driving force and you can also do it out of love for your tribe or your group. It is something that comes from within you and you have the facility to express it with a spray. it is the primordial nature of street art.”

Painter, designer, writer

Also president Guild of Autores Plásticos de Burgos

Ismael Ali de Unzaga is known and recognized for his POP-style compositions, which he has been working on since the mid-90s. Color is his guide in this artistic world. He drank from the greats of the genre until he individualized himself to create his own style in what some critics have come to call architectural pop.

Comic book author, illustrator

Also president of the Asociación Aragonesa de Autores de Cómic

“I consider my style as fresh, dynamic and fun. Agile and capable of adapting to a multitude of narratives and projects, but with a clear point of difference that makes it striking without being exaggerated. It is the natural result of years of work on humor, the social and the everyday”