La Maraña

Illustration
Written By Kimberly Martinez
Colorful, minimal outlined illustrations on black paper scattered over a white background, showing figures and objects related to urban planning, education, and sustainability, in a minimal Corporate Memphis style with halftone textures.
 

Community-led urban planning for a better future.

La Maraña is a non-profit organization focused on urban planning and sustainable development in Puerto Rican communities through participatory design and collective learning.

They enlisted my help to create over 30 illustrations for La Cartuchera, an instructional manual used for their workshops, to support the manual’s content while aligning with La Maraña’s clean, minimalist visual language. Designed to feel approachable and easy to understand, the illustrations help make the material accessible for a wide audience.

Red-outlined illustrations on a black background representing people, communities, urban planning, education, and sustainable development in a minimal, playful Corporate Memphis style with halftone textures.
Green-outlined illustrations on a black background representing people, communities, urban planning, education, and sustainable development in a minimal, playful Corporate Memphis style with halftone textures.
Yellow-outlined illustrations on a black background representing people, communities, urban planning, education, and sustainable development in a minimal, playful Corporate Memphis style with halftone textures.
Blue-outlined illustrations on a black background representing people, communities, urban planning, education, and sustainable development in a minimal, playful Corporate Memphis style with halftone textures.
Orange-outlined illustrations on a black background representing people, communities, urban planning, education, and sustainable development in a minimal, playful Corporate Memphis style with halftone textures.
Green-outlined illustrations on a black background depicting construction-related objects in a minimal Memphis style with halftone textures.
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