What I’m up to

At Dalton Maag I’m working on custom type projects for different clients, across scripts including Latin, Cyrillic, Greek, Arabic, and Hebrew.

Outside of work I’m slowly building out this site — better writing, better structure, more things to click on.

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  Jotadé Santiago Díaz opens a new crime series with Jotadé Cortés, an irreverent police officer pulled into a brutal case in Madrid. Fast, dark, and sharp, it feels like a good reset into Spanish crime fiction. Google ↗
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  National Letters A compact study of how languages and scripts shape national identities, with case studies on Turkey, Israel, Georgia, and Ethiopia. Very close to the kind of questions I keep returning to in type design: who gets represented, and how. Google ↗
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  Otherlands Thomas Halliday reconstructs extinct ecosystems and deep time, moving through ancient worlds that existed long before ours. It is science writing with a strong sense of atmosphere, almost like walking through vanished landscapes. Google ↗
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  Abroad in Japan Chris Broad writes about a decade of living across Japan, from rural classrooms to neon Tokyo and all forty-seven prefectures. It is funny and observant, but also useful for understanding the small frictions of living inside another culture. Google ↗

Obsessed with LUX.

Journaling, bullet journals, and productivity systems: mostly how small daily rituals can make work and life feel less scattered and more intentional.

Also: the best letters in London, and where to find the city’s best cinnamon roll.

London, United Kingdom. Originally from Logroño, Spain.