Nagua con Erica

A day at a Fitting

Recently I was cast into a beer commercial. For those of you who have never gone through the experience of a shoot, it is NOT as glamorous as you might think. Basically, waiting is key. The next couple of entries describe the scene a bit. These two drawings were at a fitting, where we waited... and waited.

First Day of Shooting

Call time...5:00 am. Never too early for stress.

Rise and shine!

Commercial FUN

Working in a commercial gave me the chance to capture some of the backstage action. The waiting periods were long, the disgruntled faces were many, thank god I had my faithful sketchbook to turn to in my hours of dire need.



This girl Lea ironed with concenration and care in the wardrobe truck. After she saw the drawing, she said I made her look too chinese. I liked her.


Things weren't so smooth in the hair and makeup department. The hair lady had a few displeased costumers, shown below. The woman on top didn't want her hair flattened too much, while the young lady below her was fuming because she said her braids made her look like Heidi. I kind of agreed. In case you are wondering, the director made hair lady re-do the controversial braids later. Everyone was happy.


The biggest challenge as an actor in a commercial is withstanding the grueling waiting periods. Shown here are a few of my mates chatting, sending text messages or just wasting away onto their seats in desperation.

Por la Plaza Espana

Oldie but likey

I found this old doodle in one of my sketchbooks the other day. I had forgotten about it, but I like it. It had a caption that read: "I have a feeling we're being watched"

Brochure Expo Colectiva

Diseñé este brochure para una exposición colectiva en que participaré este 16 de Diciembre en Bavaro. (Deseenos suerte!)

Numa y Los otros

Me gustaron mas Los Otros... :)

En el Conde

Ay...el Conde.

Drawing the Drawer

Under a tree,next to the doll maker