About me
I build visual identities, digital spaces and solutions to problems.
Who I am
I started at 10, messing around with the Photoshop my grandfather had on his computer: drawing shapes and trying things out. Soon after, I started a Minecraft YouTube channel, and that’s where I learned to edit videos with Sony Vegas and make thumbnails, banners and logos.
During my Diploma in Plastic Arts and Design I learned 3D (modeling, animation and rendering) and my first bits of HTML and CSS. Later, while studying Marketing and Advertising, I went deeper into HTML, CSS and WordPress to build websites. That led me to Python and automation: with n8n I built my first workflows to send personalized emails to companies, because cold outreach was taking up a lot of hours for very little return.
How I work
What I enjoy most about taking a project from idea to delivery is watching something in my head, which I narrow down and sketch out on a blank page, turn into something tangible and functional that’s useful to someone.
My way of working starts with understanding the client’s needs or the team’s goal: the why, the how and the what for. That way, from the start, I rule out options and don’t waste time on things we already know won’t work.
Now I’m looking for a team where I can bring my knowledge, do my bit, and help a company grow while I grow with it. I’m looking for stability, trust and the chance to keep learning.
Relevant experience
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UpraStudio
Building my own agency from scratch let me understand the whole process: from first contact and closing a sale to preparing quotes, pitching the idea and asking the right questions to really understand what the client wants. I also learned that, at the end of the day, the project is for the client: when something doesn’t convince me, I advise them with my own judgment, but without making them feel that what they’re suggesting is wrong. If that’s how they want it, that’s how it has to be. And the best part was the handover: seeing the client happy with the result, and seeing what I had in my head become something tangible and useful for them.
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Agrupació Esportiva Fornells
I learned how to bring in sponsors: it isn’t just about asking for money, but about framing it as a win-win. The club gets a contribution and the company gets a highly visible spot. Nobody is doing anybody a favor, and that has to be clear in every proposal. Then I designed the sponsors’ signs for the sports hall.
- Pous · Delivery and setup of event furniture · 08/2025 – 10/2025
- DelMoral · Warehouse and order picking · Summers 2023 and 2024
Personal projects
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MaisseClub
It started with me designing T-shirts and making mockups of things I liked but couldn’t find in any brand. It’s as much mine as my friends’, who’ve backed me from the start with photo shoots, opinions and a helping hand. At the end of 2025 my partner came on board and we were able to produce the first pieces. We’ve made plenty of mistakes and learned about tariffs, customs and clearance paperwork, shipping, design formats, suppliers in China, product management, taxes, e-commerce and CRM. Above all, I’ve learned a lot about selling.
Education
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Higher Technician in Marketing and Advertising
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Digital Marketing
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Diploma in Plastic Arts and Design — Interactive Graphic Product Support
Tools and languages
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Design
- Illustrator
- Photoshop
- InDesign
- Blender
- Video
- After Effects
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Web
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- WordPress
- Shopify
- GitHub
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AI
- Automation
- n8n
- Python
- Claude Code
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Languages
- Catalan · native
- Spanish · native
- English · C1 (EF SET)