My name is Fran

Today I’m quickly stopping by to show you this painting we created last year. A very special family commission, which I won’t share too many details about, but these are the kind of projects I love because of the emotional meaning behind them 🌅

🎨This week I’m starting a new mural, this time near Arboleas, with a very, very similar theme. Designs are on the way, murals are getting booked in, and I’m already excited because I know how beautiful the next few months are going to look.

There’s a bit of a queue, so thank you for being patient, but honestly I prefer it this way, little by little rather than everything at once. That way I can give each project the time it needs, and I never like to rush 🌿

I still have more work to show you. See you soon, and thank you so much for your trust and support. ☀️

🎨🚀 Hello everyone! Over January I finished three murals and two paintings, and I want to show my last mural of 2025. It wasn’t the biggest, but it took the longest because of its detail and complex composition, we worked from many photographic references to shape the scene we wanted.

I work by intuition in intense days, making on-site decisions and improvising in layers instead of tracing lines and simply filling them with color. From across the room the mural anchors the space and gives the home a distinct, personal character. Up close, the textures and brushwork reveal the technique and long hours behind the piece, often surprising people with how it was made 💖☄️

Thank you to the clients and everyone who supports my work, which allows me to dedicate myself 100% to this. I value tenacity, strict self-demand, and politeness more than labels or admiration based solely on being an "artist."
If any recognition comes, I want it to reflect more than passion or inspiration; it should reflect effort, discipline, and hard work 🌊🌿
The next mural I’ll share is the third commission I’ve received from one of my earliest clients. See you soon 😊🌠