I was born in Mexico in 1992 and have a Bachelors degree in Animation and Digital Arts by Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey Campus Estado de Mexico, plus an excellence diploma for meeting the highest standards of performance in formative activities during professional studies. Right after graduating, I taught Philosophy for a semester in high school. During this time I learnt the basis of educating and researched new ways of addressing theoretical content, critical-thinking and argumentative skills to 15-18 year-old children. Due to this subject nature, it was always important to enhance discussions with thought-provoking ideas to promote intellectual curiosity.

I also taught Animation and Digital Arts for a semester. Having two courses that dealt with several concepts of Animation and Digital Art, students spent most of the time practicing principles of animation, both 2D and 3D, in paper and in software Autodesk Maya. Paying attention to development of visual style and human proportion was also important, reason why students produced from 15 to 20 drawings per week, in order to improve their observation and abstraction skills. We also went through theoretical bases that allowed them to understand the reasons behind their production and purposes of different media, like 2D, 3D, illustration, photography, and film. All of my courses were completely in English, as well as the required material for them.