A series of illustrations featuring Hispanic figures that are often left of of the news and history books but have contributed to a great cause to help their communities.
The series include figures like:
Dolores Huerta:
A civil rights activist, American labor leader and co-founder of the National Farmworkers Association in which she has fought for better working conditions for migrant farmworkers.
Rigoberta Menchú:
An Indigenous activist who has spent decades bringing awareness to human rights in her home of Guatemala and around the world as well as the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1992.
Remedios Varo:
A Surrealist artists know not only for being one of the few women doing this style of paintings but due to her specific style of depicting androgynous creatures engaged in alchemy, magic, and the occult arts as depicted in one of her most famous painting, Creation of the Birds (1957).
José Martí:
A teacher, journalist, poet, philosopher, and revolutionary who co-coisnpired to free Cuba after his dead at the begging of the Cuban War of Independence and inspired his countrymen to fight for their freedom.