Paula Bonet
Spanish artist, illustrator, painter and author (born 1980)
Paula Bonet (born 1980 in Vila-real, Spain) is a Spanish book illustrator and painter. She has taken part in various projects and books, such as the book of poems called "Si uneixes tots els punts" ("If you connect all the points") written by Estel Solé and the work "T'estimo, ets perfecte, ja et canviaré" directed by Elisenda Roca. She became famous mainly because of the illustrations she began doing in 2009, she has hundreds of thousands of followers on social networks.
Biography
She was born in Vila-real. As a child, she loved everything related to drawing as a way of expressing herself artistically. At the age of 14 she joined a drawing academy in her home city, Vila Real, this was the start of what would become, years later, her profession. After completing secondary school, she decided to study Fine Arts even though many of her relatives and friends told her she should study other careers which have more professional output. When Paula was 17 she was admitted to the Polytechnic University of Valencia to study Fine Arts. Once she completed these studies, she decided to spend time abroad continuing her university studies. She travelled to Santiago de Chile and for four months she studied at PUC. After that, she went to New York thanks to a scholarship and studied at the NYU for six months.
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