I've just started an online course about Fashion and Sustainability, by London School of Fashion and the brand Kering.
So far it has been a great source of information and tools to make me question and think about so many aspects related with the textile industry, useful to my work as a maker and to my behaviour as a consumer.

Today morning i printed a new wall hanging, using the last piece of completely artisanal linen i got from alice/saber fazer. It is a beautiful piece of handwoven linen fabric, with a lovely texture that allows subtle imperfections to the the print. I have been loving to work with it.

Some years ago i started to read and to learn more about how to use only natural ingredients to dye, print and paint, on paper or fabrics.

I am trying to use my illustration and hand-printing skills to create a more personal series of prints, almost like a journal.

Last Friday was the Opening to our first Pop Up Shop here in Berlin.
We were invited by Rasselfisch to showcase our stuff at their shop, for 2 weeks and i couldn't be more happy for this opportunity.

"Fashion Revolution is a global movement calling for greater transparency, sustainability and ethics in the fashion industry."

"Small Pleasures" is a series of simple illustrations printed on cotton cloth.
This is one is the first - "Floating in the Water"

Pankuka was born from a love for textiles, illustration and printing techniques (specially manual techniques).
It all started years ago, when i wanted to create my own screen-printed fabrics, with my own designed pattern.