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Illustration of a charming English village map for Oxford University Press by Alejandro Milà

alejandromila
Dec 13, 2024
1 min read

One of our latest illustrations for Oxford University Press was a charming English village, designed to help language learners master prepositions of place such as "next to, in front of, across from, opposite", etc.

One of the things I like most when we do illustrations for books is to use very positive colors looking for a balance so that the illustration is not saturated but provides a point of color for the student to break with the monotony of the classes and identify all the concepts while having fun in every detail.

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Colorful illustration of a small English town featuring a roundabout, a church, houses of different styles and colors, a statue of a man on horseback, and people walking. The scene includes a bridge over a river with boats and ducks, a tunnel with cars entering and exiting, and trees in the background. The sign reads 'Newton 4,' indicating the next town's name.

Illustrations for video communication service e-learning course | ELM

alejandromila
Sep 10, 2024
1 min read

It's my third year in a row collaborating with ELM, and we've created so many beautiful illustrations for e-learning courses for Fortune 500 companies. This is just a sample of one of the early pieces we made for one of the best and most well-known video communication services. While I always aim to get the point across and explain the lesson as clearly as possible, I like to sprinkle in some jokes or funny moments to better engage the audience. Staying positive helps you remember what you're learning, after all!

Throughout these years, I’ve learned a ton, especially from Rebecca Irby, the best Creative Director I've had the pleasure of working with, Gabi Vega, an amazing animator, and Camila Savassa and Angie Serratos, two of the best learning designers out there. A special thanks to Carolyn Dwaly and Dori Malinowsky for all your help along the way at ELM. Illustrations for e-learning course.