This multitasking side of me is a privilege but at the same time it makes me really anxious. And being a mom is also another profession. Sometimes I feel like I’m not doing anything right. But at the same time I feel blessed to be able to use my creative outlook in a great number of areas. But I can't do lot's of things, cooking is a good example; I'm terrible at it. To manage my work and being a mom (and have a bit of time for myself) I try to stick in to a routine. Since I'm involved in many different projects at the same time, if I'm not organized, I go crazy.

I'm not sure how to answer this question, but I never planned anything... I started to work very young, I used to intern in fashion magazines in Sao Paulo and at my parent’s interior design fabric store in my vacations. And I always loved art, fashion and interior design. I studied fashion, grew up near interior design and I've been drawing since I was a kid. Back in 2003 I used to own a fashion and design store for six years. It was a very cool time in my life. But it was when I was living in NY that I started to illustrate on magazine covers. It was a very organic process, and again, I never planned it, or never could I imagine that it would become a success. And because of the covers, brands and magazines started to ask me for commissioned jobs. So, I've been doing this since then, together with my interior and product design projects, and Vogue Brazil.

I find inspiration everywhere, in books, magazines, museums, fashion shows, trips, people in the streets… Max and Noah are very inspiring; kids are so pure and creative! But it’s hard to be creative, it's not an easy process, I often get block before I start a project! In my opinion the only way to be creative is to practice a lot.

I was in New York when this happened. I lived there from 2010 to 2014. I used to do meetings via Skype and meanwhile I would draw doodles on magazines. I started liking the result and posted pictures on Instagram that people also appreciated. It was a way to give new meaning to these magazines that would be thrown away otherwise. Then some blogs started posting and it became viral. Some friends who own a gallery in São Paulo invited me to exhibit the covers and as a result they got more attention.

I use lots of colours, but at the same time I love black and white. I love mixing patterns and shapes. And I try not to take my illustrations too seriously. I'm pop, fun, romantic, but super classic at the same time. I use posca and deco colour markers, but since I got my iPad Pro I've been having lots of fun with it as well.

I can’t track where my creative process comes from. There’s no rules. Sometimes inspiration comes out of nowhere, other times I struggle for days to find a good idea. Really, there’s not an order to how I do things. My multitasking side is always on. No matter what time of the day it is, I could be doing anything that will suddenly send sparks. I have an aesthete look on everything.

The Re.Cover project is definitely a dear project, because it’s where it all started. I love Vogue Brazil flower editorial and Elle Mexico Beauty editorial. I designed wallpaper for a Brazilian brand called Branco that I love; it's a black and white forest with my illustrations in color over it. My favourite projects are the ones that I can mix my illustrations with design.

I would love to be able to collaborate for Stella McCartney kids brand, and Uniqlo.

This is a big project that I've been involved since last September. The campaign is so cute; it has been lovely to be a part of it. The visuals were already shot, so my job was to give a fun and pop mood to it. I think that it is a new visual for Nina Ricci Parfums, they trusted me a lot, I could not be happier with the result. The project was so nice that we did also packaging design and a lot of new content for digital.

I've done lots of international projects. When I started, I could never imagine a collaboration with such an iconic brand like Nina Ricci. And I could not have done it without Fernando Ambrosio, from La Baraque, a creative agency that I’m part of. He introduced my work to Nina Ricci and they loved it.

I usually spend with my husband, doing nothing! And I love it.

I guess I'm a mix of Luna and Nina. I'm so involved with both that I can't choose one.

I love perfumes, and I usually go with flower scents.