This new series consist of exact pencil replica brooches made in resin and silver, as an homage to cartoonists and illustrators who have been silenced or attacked -in any way possible- for the political nature of their work. The pencil acts a symbolic object of resistance and cultural signifier of our constant fight for freedom of speech, respect, kindness and equity. Starting with these 3 brooches that represent the importance of fraternity, in this case of three different neighbor countries that share a same flag and history. A 'Mirado No.2' for Matador (Colombia), a 'Mongol No.2' for Rayma (Venezuela), and a 'Dixon No.2' for Bonil Humor Gráfico (Ecuador).

Rayma
Mongol No.2
Resin, gold plated silver, steel

Bonil
Dixon No.2
Resin, silver, steel

Matador
Mirado No.2
Resin, gold plated silver, steel