David de las Heras (Bilbao 1984) Artist and Illustrator.
His work is recognisable by a mixture of a contemporary graphic style and a classical pictorial tradition; a style that he applies to different media and formats.
David's work can be found in different publications, many of them book covers, such as such as those of the Japanese writer Haruki Murakami (Ed. Tusquets). He has also had the opportunity to illustrate great literary classics such as The Heart of Darkness by Josep Conrad for Alma editorial and The
Planet of the Apes by Pierre Boulle in a beautiful English edition for the prestigious Folio Society.
In addition to covers and books, we can also find his work in different media both national and international.
His portfolio of clients includes headers such as El País, La Vanguardia, El Español, and other foreign ones such as The New Yorker, Financial Times, The Economist or the German newspaper Die Zeit, where he worked weekly during 2020.
Finally, we should add the different campaigns he has carried out for institutions, for example, the Cincinnati Opera, the official image of Sant Jordi 2021 for Barcelona City Council, or the image for the centenary of Emilia Pardo Bazán in the city of Madrid.
Today he lives and works in Barcelona.
Represented by:
- Central Illustration
- Pencil Ilustradores (in Spain and in Southamerica)