Fernanda
grew
up
in
Buenos
Aires,
and
moved
to
New
York
City
in
2000
to
study
illustration
at
the
School
of
Visual
Arts.
Fernanda
has
illustrated
the
cover
of
the
New
York
Times
Magazine,
and
her
work
has
been
featured
by
The
New
Yorker,
Target,
Travel
and
Leisure,
Continental
Airlines,
SONY,
MTV,
The
Guardian,
Soho
House
Hotels,
Cosmopolitan,
Paper,
W
Hotels
and
Harvard
Business
Review,
among
others.
Her
work
has
received
over
50
awards
worldwide,
including
gold
and
silver
medals
from
the
Society
of
Illustrators
of
New
York
and
Los
Angeles,
first
prize
by
Creative
Futures
(U.K.),
Communication
Arts,
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Graphis,
American
Illustration,
Lurzer's
Archive
(Austria),
Applied
Arts
(Canada),
and
Curvy
(Australia),
among
others.
Fernanda
has
also
had
three
solo
exhibitions
of
her
personal
work:
A
Taste
of
Art
Gallery
in
TriBeCa,
NYC
(2004),
Galeria
Sonoridad
Amarilla
in
Buenos
Aires
(2005),
and
the
Consulate
of
Argentina
in
New
York
(2006).
Her
work
has
been
exhibited
in
group
shows
around
the
world,
including
the
U.S.,
Germany,
Argentina,
Singapore,
Japan,
Italy,
Australia
and
England.
Other
projects
include
Fernanda's
own
line
of
porcelain,
Reina
Renée,
in
Argentina;
her
collection
of
post-it
notes,
"Les
Filles,"
in
France;
a
children's
book
for
the
U.S.
publishing
house
Scholastic;
Christmas
window
illustration
in
Buenos
Aires
and
Manhattan,
and
her
independent
line
of
handbags,
Lilah
Bags.
