Pepita Sandwich is an Argentinian illustrator and visual artist currently living in Brooklyn. Her unique drawings showcase a distinct style marked by rich color palettes, a sense of motion, and a voice of her own. Her storytelling skills elevate autobiographical experiences that turn into universal narratives, she connects with her audience through topics that go from mental health to nostalgia, diversity and intersectional feminism.

Pepita Sandwich creates visual essays for media outlets like The Washington Post and The New Yorker. She has also been commissioned to do illustrated and animated pieces for a variety of brands that include Motorola, Facebook, Cartoon Network, Kellogg’s and Spotify.

Two of her books were published by Penguin Random House in Spain and Argentina: Diario de supervivencia (Survival diaries, 2016) and Las mujeres mueven montañas (Women move mountains, 2018). Also, she was part of the american anthology crude intentions by anthology editions.

You can usually find her drawing, crying or traveling in time.