Ana Benito Gonzalez is the designer and educator behind Moshito Design, a nomadic surface pattern practice producing designs for children's and women's apparel, home decor, wallpaper, and fabric. Self-taught as a pattern designer, she started the practice at the beginning of the pandemic and has built a multi-platform distribution model alongside educational content for aspiring pattern designers through Moshito Design Academy.

Colourful and nature-inspired, with named collections spanning Mediterranean botanicals, coastal and nautical imagery, ocean and jellyfish themes, cosmic dreamscapes, enchanted stone motifs, and floral compositions. The portfolio features well-constructed all-over repeat patterns with confident colour and structured layouts designed for fabric and wallpaper application. Style balances decorative warmth with clean commercial execution.

Works in Procreate on iPad with an Apple Pencil workflow. Sells custom Procreate brushes to other designers, indicating advanced tool-level expertise. Pattern design, repeat construction, and market adaptation are listed as core skills. Self-taught with a deliberately accessible, portable practice model suited to nomadic working.

Designs distributed through Spoonflower, Carriage House Printery, Raspberry Creek Fabrics, The Telarie, Cloth Cuts, Redbubble, and Zazzle. Collections have been used in handmade children's garments by the sewing community. Also publishes Amazon books (planners, sketchbooks, recipe books). Primary target markets are kidswear, women's fashion, and home decor. Available for licensing.

Biology background, not design-trained. Started surface pattern design at the beginning of the pandemic, driven by the goal of working from home while living internationally. Practice is deliberately portable - the studio moves with the family as they relocate countries every two to three years. Educational content (tutorials, Procreate brushes, Amazon books) developed alongside the design practice through Moshito Design Academy.

The portfolio features structured all-over repeat patterns in a colourful, accessible style - florals, botanicals, ocean motifs. Collections are named and thematically organised (Mediterranean Summer, Hidden Treasures, Jellyfish Summer Days, Cosmic Dreams, Enchanted Stones, Summer Bloom), indicating a systematic, collection-based design practice suitable for fabric and wallpaper licensing.