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Advocate Art’s Adolfo Sanchez’s Most Memorable Projects of 2022

Published on 06/05/2024

Last year was a wonderful year for our agencies! They worked on so many fantastic projects, from books to clothing, to tarot cards, and more. As we look ahead to 2023, we wanted to wrap up 2022 with some of the agency’s most memorable projects. It’s not easy narrowing it down, but here are Advocate Art’s EU Manager, Adolfo Sanchez’s five most memorable projects from 2022.

1. Poops and Footprints

Illustrator: Esther Hernando

Publisher: Libsa

“Two books about tracking animals in the woods. This was another fun collaboration with our illustrator Esther and the publisher Libsa. Esther has worked on many books with them in the past, and it is always a pleasure. Plus these were fun books in which children can learn a lot about animals in a fun and different way!”

2. 3D Dream Gardens Puzzles

Illustrator: Pedro Riquelme

Client: Educa Borrás

“This was such a wonderful project. Pedro illustrated three unique settings for these puzzles, which are gardens for children to plant seeds when assembled! Not only is this a fantastic idea, but these puzzles are also a finalist for Best Toy for a Sustainable World selected by the Spanish Toy Association.”

3. Realistic Maps for Rioja Winery, Marqués de Murrieta

Illustrator: Carlo Molinari

Client: Marqués de Murrieta

“This was one of our first projects with the winery, and the maps came out beautifully! They will be used in leaflets with information about visits to the winery, so they will be seen by a lot of people too.”

4. Character Traits

Illustrator: Julia Seal

Publisher: Gemser

“It is always a pleasure to work with Julia, and this project is important for helping children understand who they are!”

5. Coses que fer ara que faig 6 anys

Illustrator: Karen Saavedra

Publisher: Penguin Random House

“The regional government of Catalonia gives a voucher to buy books to parents of 6-year-olds, so PRH Spain created this book in Catalan just for 6-year-olds! This is one of a few projects we have done in Catalan, and the book was designed by Collaborate!”

 

The ITSme Society is a collective of top creative agencies that represent award-winning talent worldwide. The ITSme Society agencies represent illustrators and writers across 7 agencies: Advocate Art, Astound US Inc, Illo Agency, Artistique, Yeon, CWLA, and Collaborate.

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