Adriana Valenzuela is an illustrator and surface artist from Córdoba, Spain, associated with Disimusa - a family-run workshop producing hand-painted Spanish fans (abanicos), illustrated textiles, and decorative items. Within the Disimusa collective, she serves as the illustrator and colour specialist.

Style and Aesthetic Rooted in Andalusian craft traditions, the work applies hand-painted illustration to fans, garments, and decorative surfaces. Placement images suggest figurative and botanical decorative work with a folk art sensibility, drawing on the flora and fauna of the Córdoba countryside.

Pattern Focus Pattern evidence is limited - only two selected pattern images are available. Work leans toward figurative illustration and placement decoration rather than conventional repeating surface patterns. The Entretelas sub-brand (Jara Valenzuela) is the pattern-oriented branch of the Disimusa collective.

Markets and Clients Craft, decorative arts, and fashion accessories. Disimusa produces hand-painted fans (abanicos, 65-80€ retail) and textile products under the "Entretelas" sub-brand (created by Jara Valenzuela). es e-commerce store.

Techniques and Tools Primarily hand-painted illustration. Fine Arts training underpins strong colour and compositional skills. No digital tools documented in available sources.

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Career Path Studied Fine Arts in Seville and Cuenca, continuing studies in Switzerland and Greece. Returned to contribute illustration and colour work to the family Disimusa workshop in Córdoba.

Adri Valenzuela is a Surface Pattern Designer. Browse their portfolio and contact them for projects.