Myosotis Book

Myosotis: a card reading ‘This book is an invitation to cherish every shared moment, every memory, and every gesture of tenderness before time and memory fade away’ over a blue sketch of a carMyosotis: Fabiana reading in her room, shown over a vintage book page

Soy parte de ti. — Myosotis
Myosotis is my final undergraduate project: a book that explores family, memory, and the cruelest illness I have ever known — Alzheimer’s.

This book is an invitation to cherish every shared moment, every memory, and every gesture of tenderness before time and memory fade away.

Hand-drawn butterfly stamp

Through the story of Fabiana, a young woman stepping into adulthood while facing her grandmother Violeta’s illness, the book unfolds an intimate yet universal narrative about the fragility of memory and the strength of family bonds. Within these pages, the pain of loss coexists with hope, showing how even in moments of farewell, sparks of light and love can emerge.

More than a chronicle of illness, Myosotis is a testimony of resilience and care. It gives voice to the experience of the caregiver — those who support, endure, and love — and invites us to reflect on the true meaning of memory, identity, and unconditional affection.

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Spreads and illustrations from the Myosotis book

soy parte de ti.

Myosotis mural on the side of a building

Turning ideas into visuals that stick in your mind.

Doodle of a girl dancing next to a giant paintbrush