Mujeres hechas a pulso
Editorial project

This editorial project, already published in two volumes, was created for Mompreneurs Colombia, an initiative that collects and shares the stories of Latin American women who, with resilience, strength, and courage, have overcome obstacles to achieve their dreams and leave a legacy.

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Beyond the narratives, the design and art direction played a central role in shaping the identity of Mujeres hechas a pulso. The creative process was guided by the idea of highlighting strength through simplicity: a minimalist approach that relies on silhouettes, bold yet clean typography, and a carefully chosen monochromatic palette. These elements were designed to echo the clarity and determination of the women portrayed, stripping away excess to focus on essence. The process involved exploring different visual languages that could balance intimacy with universality. Silhouettes became metaphors of collective identity, while the typography served as a voice—direct, powerful, and timeless. 

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Through this design approach, the books not only narrate stories but also embody them, inviting readers to connect with the resilience of each woman featured. Distributed and sold worldwide through Amazon, BuscaLibre, and many other bookstores, Mujeres hechas a pulso—by Mompreneurs Colombia—stands as both an editorial work and a visual manifesto of empowerment.