Data no one reads, turned into stories no one forgets
Award-winning data visualization and information design.
Al Majalla, CNN, Amnesty International, Coca-Cola.
I describe my work as artisan data visualization
Awards
Silver Award
Special Award for Impressive Individual,
Silver Award 2024
13 Awards #46
Society Newpaper Designer;
Best of News Design 46 (2025)
Medal Finalist
Society of Publication
Designers 61 (2025)
Selected
Work
Personal Project: One Year in Colors 2025
Thirty-four projects, twelve months, six colors each: a visual archive of 2025 told through the palettes behind my work in data stories.
80 Years Hiroshima: From Ashes to Peace
From ashes to peace: Hiroshima’s eighty years told in data, from Little Boy to the hibakusha survivors. A medal finalist at SPD 61.
The Impact of War in the Middle East
Two years on: six infographics tracing human, economic and political cost of war across Palestine, Israel, Lebanon, Iran and Yemen.
What I do?
Editorial & visual journalism
Dashboards & data products
Reports & presentations
Infographics stories for print and digital, from data research to final artwork. Bilingual projects in English, Spanish and Arabic.
Research, wireframes, UI and chart systems designed in Figma. Interfaces where the data stays readable as the product grows.
Annual reports, business cases and executive decks where the argument is carried by the charts, not by the bullet points.
Clients & Collaborators
Data Visualization for Editorial Projects
Learn to interpret, create and transform data into an attractive graph capable of communicating your message Only by understanding the information behind the data can you make sense of your designs. That is why, according to data visualization designer Diana Estefanía Rubio, the designer's job is to understand and interpret the numbers to help them convey their message in the form of attractive graphics. In this course, you will learn how to transform your data into powerful designs that can speak for themselves. Thus, you will create step by step a data visualization for editorial output that you can also share on your social networks. Upon completion of this course, you will have all the tools to read, develop, and convert data into an eye-catching graph.
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You will create a data visualization for editorial output that you can share on your social networks.
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To graphic designers, information designers, data analysts or marketers. In short, to anyone who is interested in learning to visualize their data in an attractive and different way.
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To take this course, you must have prior knowledge of data visualization and basic notions in Adobe Illustrator.
As for materials, you will use a computer with various software installed: Microsoft Excel, to read our data, Adobe Illustrator, to create the visualization, optionally Adobe Indesign, to place the layout, and Adobe Photoshop, to give it the finishing touch.
About Me
I've spent my career between newsrooms, consultancies and product teams — Al Majalla in London, Grupo Expansión in Mexico City, and data products for brands and institutions. What holds it together is a belief that a chart is an argument: it has to be accurate before it is beautiful, and clear before it is clever.