Ariel Martín Pérez is an Art & Type Director living in Paris, France
⚫ "Breton heartbreak" ballpoint pen drawings (July 2019).
⚫ "The penguin" digital illustration (Krita) (June 2019).
⚫ "Cœur" — Indian ink and pencil on paper (November 2018).
⚫ "Lipogramas monovocálicos" — Short texts written with words containing only one sort of vowel (in Spanish) (May 2018).
⚫ "Vœux 2018 (alternative take)" — the figures on this card were derived from a design research project called Sampler, based on a 18th century emproidery sampler (January 2018).
⚫ "Quisquilla" — Pencil, watercolour, digital illustration (September 2015).
⚫ "Ceres" — Dwarf planet Ceres and its mysterious white spots, digital illustration (March 2015).
⚫ "Beards" — experimental digital drawing with Processing (October 2014).
⚫ "Robota" — various robots, pen drawings (April 2014).
⚫ "I THINK ABOUT UTOPIA ALL THE TILE" — Glitchcore poster (February 2014).
⚫ "When I die" — Scanned drawings and lettering, scanned body parts, based on my memories as a biology student (February 2014).
⚫ "Diario de Viaje a Gran Canaria" — Pen on paper (December 2013). 1) Petrol platform en route to the Gulf of Guinea. 2) Unchanged MILLAC milk logotype. MILLAC is a kind of milk that's actually reconstituted milk, my grandparents used to drink it. The taste is awful but I guess it reminded them of the times were milk was much more scarce in the Canary Islands and people drank mostly powdered milk. 3) My father harvesting a lettuce. 4) A house with a sun painted on it. 5) Black beetle (Pimelia sp). 6) Trumpet royale (Pleurotus eryngii). 7) Roque Nublo, of course.
⚫ "Diavolo" — Photography and digital effects (July 2013).
⚫ "Special love" — Digital illustration (July 2012).
⚫ Promotional photograph for the "Robots Absurdes" (a series of workshops about upcycling electronics with the Electrocycle association), teardown CD player (April 2012).
⚫ "Vœux 2011" — A picture made by superposing photographs of pebbles found in San Felipe beach, on a white sheet background (Gran Canaria) (January 2011, slightly simplified in 2023).
