Latest works done in our illustration and animation agency

Your Content Goes Here At June Illustration, we understand illustration as a powerful tool capable of transforming complex ideas into relatable, engaging and vibrant visual stories. In this project, our illustrator Mono Blanco has created a series of illustrations for the new SAPIENS campaign, designed to be featured on sweatshirts and T-shirts. You can view his portfolio here:https://www.june-illustration.com/agencia-de-ilustracion-ilustradores-mono-blanco/ Rather than presenting an abstract concept, the visual proposal is built around everyday scenes: children playing, people talking, spontaneous moments of interaction where diversity appears naturally and authentically. Mono Blanco’s style — defined outlines, vibrant colour palettes and clean compositions — brings an accessible and direct visual language to the project. The characters, full of expression and movement, convey energy, closeness and genuine human connection. Illustration that connects One of the project’s greatest strengths lies in the way the illustrations avoid obvious visual clichés and instead focus on what truly matters: human relationships. There are no forced hierarchies or exaggerated protagonists; each character becomes part of a shared scene where interaction itself takes centre stage. The result is a collection of illustrations that work on multiple levels: As visually striking graphics applied to fashion As a universal visual language that any audience can relate to As a vehicle for a social message, while maintaining authenticity and simplicity Design applied to fashion The adaptation of these illustrations to textile formats further enhances their impact. By becoming part of sweatshirts and T-shirts, the artworks take on a new dimension: they stop being simple images and become messages people can wear. Through this campaign, SAPIENS embraces an honest and contemporary form of communication, where diversity is not presented as a concept, but [...]

At June Illustration, we love sharing projects in which illustration brings not only visual beauty, but also conceptual depth. On this occasion, our illustrator Albert Espí created an illustration for Aware Magazine, the publication of Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary, whose website features the Winter 2025 issue. Albert’s artwork offers a composition rich in visual meaning, where different moments of community life coexist within the same symbolic space: preaching, reading, listening, prayer, support, and acts of care toward others. All of this is articulated through a circular, immersive structure, accompanied by a warm colour palette that reinforces the idea of connection, introspection, and shared humanity. The result is an illustration with strong narrative power, created to accompany an editorial and institutional context through a contemporary visual language that is thoughtful, refined, and full of sensitivity. We are delighted to see Albert’s work featured in a publication such as Aware Magazine, where the image helps strengthen the message while providing a solid and evocative visual identity. If you haven’t discovered Albert’s work yet, you can view his portfolio here: https://www.june-illustration.com/en/albert-espi/

At June Illustration, we continue to take on valuable editorial projects, and on this occasion we would like to share the work created for Dime 6, a resource for teaching Spanish published by the Swedish publisher Sanoma Utbildning. According to its catalogue, it is a Spanish textbook for 6th grade, focused on communication. The illustrations for this project were created by our illustrator Andrea Castro Naranjo, a visual artist and illustrator with experience in editorial illustration and children’s books. Her warm and expressive style is particularly well suited to projects in which the imagery must support educational content and make it more accessible, dynamic, and engaging for students. For us, taking part in educational publications such as Dime 6 is a way of putting illustration at the service of learning. The images not only enrich the book visually, but also help reinforce concepts, spark curiosity, and create a friendlier and more stimulating reading experience. At June Illustration, we would like to thank Sanoma Utbildning for the trust they have placed in our team, and we especially celebrate the excellent work Andrea has done on this project. You can discover more about Andrea Castro Naranjo in her portfolio: https://www.june-illustration.com/en/illustration-agency-illustrator-andrea-castro

Illustrations in postcard format of the most emblematic buildings in Barcelona, ​​from the wonderful perspective of our illustrator Omar Aranda.

Creation of the Offi mascot for a chain selling mobile devices and telephone accessories in Guatemala.

Illustrations made for 2 stories created by Nuria Esther Núñez Cabrera for a project to raise awareness, prevention and research into the different forms of violence against women. Promoted by Asaja Mujeres and the Ministry of Equality, Secretary of State for Equality and Against Gender Violence.

Illustrator Adrià González has created the poster for "Pinocchio" musical produced by Taules Teatre Company.

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, an animated comic that promotes cardiovascular health. To increase knowledge and information about the causes and risks of cardiovascular diseases, the American biotech company Amgen launches the campaign 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly', an original animated video inspired by this famous western that in a playful and didactic way, it encourages heart-healthy lifestyles to promote prevention among the population. In almost 3 minutes of animation we will meet "El Bueno", who through his good lifestyle habits and following medical advice must fight and imprison "El Malo", who represents LDL cholesterol, to prevent "The Ugly", the heart attack, destroy everything in its path. Will he get it? The illustrations have been made by June Illustration illustrator, Pablo Alcalde and the animation has been carried out by the Animation Studio Novi Animation.

The italian fashion and accessories brand TOD'S held an event at its store on Ortega y Gasset Street in Madrid. During the event, illustrator Daniel Moyano made a series of live illustrations for all attendees who wanted to be portrayed by this great artist. In this way, participants were able to take home a beautiful and artistic souvenir.

Our illustrator Miriam Escobosa created a family of fun robots for the company Ingram Micro.

Video animation for presentation "Cofares, school of leaders".

Gameplay animation for Duckfactory online game

The illustrator Cosmik Madness has made the 3D illustration that appears on the label of the Mexican mole brand "El Criollo".  

With the nice mascot "Skydoo" that we made a few months ago in 3D with Cosmik Madness, this time we have made a series of animated stickers to send via WhatsApp.

We have made an animated corporate presentation for Cofares to publicize the actions that the pharmaceutical distributor will carry out in 2021 to implement its "Talent Management Model".    

Andrea Castro makes illustration of an orchestra and poster design for Miguel Lago show  

Illustrator and 3D artist Cosmik Madness has designed Skydoo, the mascot of the pharmaceutical company Farmasky.

The illustrator Noelia López Sierra has made the illustrations for the series of animated stories that El Corte Inglés has made to tell a series of daily stories to provide motivation in these times of confinement. El Corte Inglés has made a series of animated stories that tell stories and endearing situations that could be experienced today in the conditions of social isolation that we suffer. Something good and positive can always come up and these stories remind us of that. The project is part of the #EstamosATuLado campaign and has been coordinated by the agency El Cañonazo Transmedia. El Cuento de los Balcones, a beautiful story based on the situations that we live today when we go out to clap on the balconies. El Cuento de los Libros. El Cuento de los Deseos. El Cuento de las Mascotas. El Cuento del Baile.

The illustrator Joëlle Carreño has designed the mascot character used in the El Corte Inglés campaign "Hora de Soñar" in which youtuber David Rees has composed the song. El Corte Inglés and David Rees add rhythm 🎶 to the children's bedtime, when they prepare to live new and exciting adventures while they dreaming. As long as we are together, nothing will stop us from fulfilling our dreams. 😴 The video is part of the #EstamosATuLado campaign and has been coordinated by the agency El Cañonazo Transmedia. Character design, character study made for the production of the video "Hora de soñar". Frame from the video of David Rees' song "Hora de soñar", the illustrations have been made by the illustrator Joëlle Carreño.

Noelia López Sierra makes the illustrations of the "Juego de las emociones" aimed at elementary school children and developed by the Department of Psychology of the USC, Universidad de Santiago de Compostela.   You can learn more about the work of this wonderful illustrator here.

The illustrator Cosmik Madness has made a series of 3D illustrations based on the iconographic figure of the “rubber duck” that will be used by a cryptocurrency company as corporate graphic elements on its website and other communication elements.   You can learn more about the work of this wonderful 3D illustrator by clicking here: https://www.june-illustration.com/en/illustration-agency-illustrators-cosmik-madness/

The illustrator Cosmik Madness has made a series of illustrations for the digital magazine of creativity and design content Bloom Magazine www.bloom-magazine.info  

The Mclaim agency commissioned us a Christmas greetings card for a energy sector company. Congratulations to our illustrator Cristina Serrano Ortuño for the lovely illustration she made for this client.