TUTTICONFETTI
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Tutticonfetti is an illustration project that has just turned ten years old. Its creator is Marta Colomer, a graduate in Advertising and Graphic Design, who, despite having an extensive professional curriculum in design studies, decides one day to put it aside and embark on a more artistic and creative side, such as illustration.
The hundreds of characters that are part of the Tutticonfetti universe preserve a unity of style, they are simple drawings, with a limited color range and a naive point of view. The 'tuttis' lack a mouth, which, far from taking away their entity, thus gives them an air of mystery, what they have to say is expressed with their gestures, their colors or their clothing.
They are illustrations that are directly related to their creator, depend on their mood or are the result of being alert to the world around us.
Originally conceived as decorative sheets, Tutticonfetti has been growing over the years. The beginning of his professional relationship with the 'Monday2Friday' licensing agency was a turning point, with the Tutticonfetti characters adapting to very diverse products such as fire extinguishers, lollipops, mobile phone cases, lighters, bedding, cushions, table linen, card games, notebooks and folders, candles and cups, backpacks, motorcycle helmets, etc. Tutticonfetti has worked for firms such as Apple, Nocilla, Balearia, Miquel Rius, Clipper or Fournier. He has also designed the Fnac bags for two seasons.
Tutticonfetti's illustrations have appeared in national and international magazines: Kireei Magazine, Flow Magazine, Lecker, Mooi, etc. Also illustrating several music-themed books such as 'It's Only Rock and Roll' and 'Everybody Dance' (Lunwerg), as well as children's stories.
One of the dreams fulfilled by Marta is to have been able to be close to solidarity projects and claim the rights of the most vulnerable with her illustrations. Thus, the work for Save the Children, Farmamundi and the Red Cross or the campaigns for several town councils (Denia, Rubí, Cullera, Alcoy, Valencia, etc.) defending gender equality, against sexist violence or in favor of refugees have been the most rewarding for this Valencian.
Tutticonfetti's next goals are to continue imagining parallel worlds that are friendlier, more supportive and sometimes more absurd than the one we have lived through, painting stories with irony and subtlety to form a complexly simple universe.
The hundreds of characters that are part of the Tutticonfetti universe preserve a unity of style, they are simple drawings, with a limited color range and a naive point of view. The 'tuttis' lack a mouth, which, far from taking away their entity, thus gives them an air of mystery, what they have to say is expressed with their gestures, their colors or their clothing.
They are illustrations that are directly related to their creator, depend on their mood or are the result of being alert to the world around us.
Originally conceived as decorative sheets, Tutticonfetti has been growing over the years. The beginning of his professional relationship with the 'Monday2Friday' licensing agency was a turning point, with the Tutticonfetti characters adapting to very diverse products such as fire extinguishers, lollipops, mobile phone cases, lighters, bedding, cushions, table linen, card games, notebooks and folders, candles and cups, backpacks, motorcycle helmets, etc. Tutticonfetti has worked for firms such as Apple, Nocilla, Balearia, Miquel Rius, Clipper or Fournier. He has also designed the Fnac bags for two seasons.
Tutticonfetti's illustrations have appeared in national and international magazines: Kireei Magazine, Flow Magazine, Lecker, Mooi, etc. Also illustrating several music-themed books such as 'It's Only Rock and Roll' and 'Everybody Dance' (Lunwerg), as well as children's stories.
One of the dreams fulfilled by Marta is to have been able to be close to solidarity projects and claim the rights of the most vulnerable with her illustrations. Thus, the work for Save the Children, Farmamundi and the Red Cross or the campaigns for several town councils (Denia, Rubí, Cullera, Alcoy, Valencia, etc.) defending gender equality, against sexist violence or in favor of refugees have been the most rewarding for this Valencian.
Tutticonfetti's next goals are to continue imagining parallel worlds that are friendlier, more supportive and sometimes more absurd than the one we have lived through, painting stories with irony and subtlety to form a complexly simple universe.
