In Mexican culture, limes have countless uses and applications, bringing brightness, versatility, and a spark of flavor to almost everything they touch. I relate to that spirit in my own creative practice, always aiming to add a bit of savor wherever my work goes. With over 10 years in art and design, my work spans illustration, exhibition design, preparator work, concept development, animation, photography, and hands‑on installation. I began my training at ArtCenter College of Design in Pasadena before continuing at Orange Coast College and eventually earning my BFA in Illustration from California State University, Fullerton—experiences that shaped my multidisciplinary approach and strengthened the way I blend traditional techniques with new creative tools.

I’m constantly exploring fresh materials, processes, and technologies to expand what’s possible in my workflow and open new pathways for visual development. Art, design, and technology aren’t just what I do; they’re what fuel every project I take on. My artist name, Señor Lime, reflects that blend of heritage and creative identity: bright, adaptable, and always adding a little extra sabor to whatever I create.