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Experience Magazine / Montreal
Here's an illustration by Pedro Covo for an article about the work of a Swiss charity association named Une Chance, Un Cœur gathering different Healthcare specialists who are taking care of young patients suffering from heart disease and who don't have access to appropriate treatments in their own country.
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Portraits
Rihanna, Jerry Seinfeld, through the king of the jungle, discover a series of portraits realized by Pedro Covo. Pedro is fully available this summer, don't hesitate to contact us for any thoughts of editorial or corporative projects.
Colombian creations / Cartagena de Indias
Pedro Covo is a well-known and recognized illustrator in his country of origin, Colombia. He shares with us his last "home-made" illustrations.
Transperency researches / Cartagena de Indias
Sharpness, elegance and transparency are some of the Pedro Covo's work qualifiers, a Colombian illustrator having a force for editorials and portraits. He presents an even more pastel palette for these 3 new illustrations. The first one has a tourist point of view, the second one is about a human and political issue named bring back our girls, and the last one, a portrait of woman. Pedro actually prepares a solo exhibition that will be presented in South America. We will give you more details very soon on our Facebook page.