Vanessa Flores is an illustrator, author-in-progress, and recovering creative burnout raised on plátanos and old-school salsa.
Her passion for drawing began at the tender age of 3, when she reached the height of her artistic abilities by drawing her family as sausage-limbed characters on her portable chalkboard. Summers in Puerto Rico fueled her love for mountains and magic. Gardens, dancing, Studio Ghibli movies, and ghost stories are also a few of her favorite things. She loves illustrating humor, magic realism, and repping her DominiRican culture through the art of storytelling.
Clients include:
HarperChapters, Versify, Macmillan, Dial Books, Scholastic, Shadowmachine Studios
Interviews:
Puerto Ricans of Orlando
The Fight to Make Art in Borilando by Raquel Reichard (p250) from Nuyorican and Diasporican Visual Art: A Critical Anthology
