Being creative usually means that you are automatically slightly different from the rest.

Ultimately we know this, it’s about perspective.

I want to surround my world and my life with things that make me feel good.

Believe in yourself, don’t be afraid of risk, what’s the worst that can happen?

I’m actually just doing the things I love.

As I’m happier, consequently, I seem to be attracting more chance.

The road to brilliance is paved with terrible ideas.

“Yeah I really love your work but your accent is a bit strong innit?” So I didn’t get the job but I vowed to keep my fucking accent as strong as possible from then on.

Without a well defined problem, it’s hard to know wether you’ve succeeded or failed.

Creating a context where loving your work is possible is a really important ingredient to collaboration.

Show your talent on the project that’s in front of you now, because that’s the one that matters most.

Your restrictions will help you if you start to think about them in a positive way.

If we give up the right to make, what do we do?

It is not the job of dreams to be logical or sensible. The job of dreams is to scare the hell out of you.

I believe in the underdog, I believe in the guy that doesn’t think he has much talent, so carries on working.

So, unless you’re interested in something, just don’t do it, rule number one!

Businesses will test you to you nth level.

I ask myself, am I interested in this shit?

Éstas se llaman cocino-terapias.

"Si no conocemos la historia, si no conocemos el origen de nuestros productos, no tenemos las herramientas para re-inventarnos."

"Colaborar quiere decir: Acción y efecto de trabajar en común."

Collaborations take us into areas we would never go on our own. They teach us a lot about ourselves and other people.

Colour is an ocean full of waves and I’m choosing my own to ride.

Sometimes when you’re not doing advertisements you are doing the best advertisement there is.

I’m not just making images, I want to tell stories.