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Shorsh

Shorsh explores the vast universe of the image through the harmonic combination of traditional techniques and technology.

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About Shorsh

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Based in Buenos Aires, Jorge Luis Miraldo—known professionally as Shørsh—is an illustrator and art director who transitioned from a career in advertising to focus on his own studio practice. His background in painting, photography, and traditional illustration informs a process that balances classical techniques with modern technology. Since 2016, Shørsh has used his platform to share weekly visual experiments, leading to collaborations on album covers and lookbooks for global clients. His work focuses on the discovery of new imagery, driven by a fascination with how traditional and digital methods can coexist harmoniously.

Visual voice

Shørsh’s aesthetic is defined by a blend of hand-drawn textures and digital refinement. His work functions as a visual experiment, exploring the creation process through a mix of traditional painting and technological integration.
Traditional DrawingDigital IllustrationVisual ExperimentsMixed MediaGraphic Artistry
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Shorsh — questions answered

Where is Shorsh based?

Shorsh, also known as Jorge Luis Miraldo, is an Art Director and Illustrator based in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

What defines Shorsh's creative process?

His work is a harmonic combination of traditional drawing and painting techniques paired with technology and weekly visual experimentation.

Does Shorsh work with commercial clients?

Yes, he has worked as a creative in advertising and now creates album covers, lookbooks, and other art-related projects for global clients.

What is the primary goal of his work?

The purpose behind his projects is to create compelling visuals while exploring the vast universe of the image and its creation process.

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