Andrés Canseco Mejía

I’m a professional graphic designer and illustrator with more than twenty years of experience creating illustration, graphic design, branding, advertising, and visual storytelling projects. I earned a degree in Graphic Design from Universidad Iberoamericana Puebla and continuously expanded my skills through self-directed learning in digital illustration, vector illustration, and brand design.

My work blends creative-studio, educational, agency, and freelance experience, so I understand the process from initial concept development to final delivery across audiences and media. I’ve collaborated with clients in publishing, entertainment, education, media, and advertising, including companies such as Abracadabra, Animex, Instituto Oriente, Blick, and The Adfolks.

Some of my most notable projects include the visual redesign and illustration work for the popular podcasts La Hora Feliz and El Podcast de Alex Fernández, editorial illustrations for GQ México, branding and character-based campaigns for Groshi Express, and creative collaborations with Animex Studios. One of my most meaningful achievements is the creation of La Liga de los Super Cuates, an original intellectual property where I developed the characters, visual universe, and narrative concept.

I bring a clean, expressive, approachable illustration style with a strong emphasis on clear visual communication and emotional connection. I enjoy transforming complex ideas into engaging, memorable imagery, staying adaptable across visual approaches while maintaining high attention to detail and quality; my work has been recognized through multiple competition wins and finals.