A powerful story about home, community, and hope, inspired by the rebuilding of Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria in 2017, created by Pura Belpré honor-winning author Karina González and illustrator Krystal Quiles. A Spanish edition, Los coquíes aún cantan, translated by Amparo Ortiz, is also available!

Pura Belpré Honor Book for Children's Text
Pura Belpré Honor Book for Children's Illustration
Chicago Public Library Best Picture Books of 2022
Bank Street College of Education Children's Book Committee's Best Children's Books of the Year 2023
New York Public Library 2023 New Vibrant Voices Titles for Kids: New Books from Authors of Color

Imprint Publisher, Roaring Brook Press.

From award-winning author-illustrator duo Karina N. González and Krystal Quiles comes Churro Stand, a heartwarming picture book celebrating love, community, and the POP, SIZZLE, and CRUNCH of a perfect churro—inspired by the author’s relationship with her own mother.

Everybody loves churros!
On a hot summer’s day, Lucía and her brother accompany their mother to sell delicious, sugary churros on the bustling streets of New York City. But when a thunderstorm rolls in, and the customers are chased away, Lucía’s mother must improvise with a little bit of magic and lots of amor.

Mural illustrations displayed in the exhibit, Girlhood (It’s Complicated) curated by National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution and designed by Howard+Revis Design.

On view at the National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution from October 9, 2020-January 2023.

Girlhood (It’s Complicated) showcases unexpected stories of girlhood, engaging the audience in timely conversations about women’s history.

With a design inspired by zines, the 5,000-square-foot gallery has five story sections: Education (Being Schooled), Wellness (Body Talk), Work (Hey, Where’s My Girlhood?), Fashion (Girl’s Remix), plus seven biographical interactives stories, A Girl’s Life. The design features custom murals and illustrations by artist Krystal Quiles. The exhibition will tour the country through the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service from 2023 through 2025.

Project exhibit design by Howard+Revis Design.

Photo credit: Judy Davis.

Illustration for El Museo del Barrio’s 47th Annual Three Kings Day Celebration poster. This year’s theme, The Arts Open Paths: Celebrating the Transformative Power of the Arts (Abriendo Caminos, Celebrando el Poder Transformativo de las Artes) celebrates the power of Latinx, Caribbean, and Latin American art to connect cultures and uplift communities. The Celebration will honor those individuals who made significant contributions to the Latinx community. 

Illustrations forIn the Heights Finding Home by Lin-Manuel Miranda, Quiara Alegría Hudes and Jeremy McCarter published by Random House, designed by Laura Palese.

Illustrations for In the Heights Finding Home by Lin-Manuel Miranda, Quiara Alegría Hudes and Jeremy McCarter published by Random House, designed by Laura Palese.

Portraits for LWLies Issue 106,

Luca Guadagnino / Daniel Craig / Drew Starkey for the film Queer

Jesse Eisenberg for the film A Real Pain

Brady Corbet for the film The Brutalist

Halina Reijn for the film Babydoll

Pablo Larraín for the film Maria

Illustrations for The 19th articles By Shefali Luthra Total abortion bans are not at all popular, poll finds and Women and nonbinary people say doctors won’t stop talking about their weight

Cover Art for Borderless By Jennifer De Leon

Published by LBYR, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez from A to Z by Jamia Wilson.

Illustrated portrait for NPR’s Code Switch episode, The Kid Mero Talks ‘What It Means To Be Latino’ .

Illustrated portraits for NPR’s Code Switch episode, What does is mean to be Latino? The ‘Light Skinned Privilege’ Edition.

Cover illustrations for a series of Far Flung episodes.

Illustration for Johns Hopkins University Magazine article By Rachel Monroe With 'Tehrangeles,' writer Porochista Khakpour explores reality television, sisterhood, and sketchy ayahuasca shamans

If you’re getting out into nature, do right by the land and each other.

Illustration for High Country News, written By José G. González.

Illustration for High Country News article, Will COVID-19 vaccinations mean more prison overcrowding deaths? By Rahsaan “New York” Thomas.

Illustration for High Country News book review of Michael Patrick F. Smith’s The Good Hand.

Illustration for IDEAS.TED.COM, 6 relationship resolutions to make this year.

Illustrated GIF for IDEAS.TED.COM, 6 Tips to help you manage your day AND your anxiety when working from home.

Illustration for IDEAS.TED.COM Feeling anxious? The way you breathe could be adding to it.

Cover art for Lilliam Rivera’s acclaimed YA novel, Never Look Back published by Bloomsbury.

Cover art for Cassandra Lane’s We Are Bridges, a lyrical memoir reconstructing the lost history of a Black American family—published by The Feminist Press.

Illustrated portrait of ECS for Bridget Quinn’s She Votes How U.S. Women Won Suffrage, and What Happened Next—published by Chronicle Books.

Cover art for Elizabeth Engelman’s, The Way Of The Saints, a multi-generational, historical collection of short stories based on the author’s family and her personal experiences as the daughter of a Santeria priestess.—published by Southeast Missouri State University Press.

For High Country News article,‘One hell of a testimony’ about mothers and daughters. Debut novelist Kelli Jo Ford writes a lyrical tale of faith and family. by Alex Trimble Young

For The Washington Post web article, The new speakeasy: Uber Eats has turned into a rogue cocktail bar by Faiz Siddiqui

Illustrations for The Nation’s oral testimony project Migrant Voices written by John Washington that explores the lives of immigrants in the US.

Illustration for IDEAS.TED.COM Which of these 6 time traps is eating up all your time?

For High Country News article, When the ‘war on terror’ comes home ‘Acceleration Hours’ is an honest, rare look at American militarism.

Promotional GIF for Coud9Clay, Philadelphia based ceramics studio.

For High Country News article, Between California and Colombia, the internet becomes home by Lily Meyer.

Illustration for IDEAS.TED.COM When is it OK to wear an item from another culture, and when is it appropriation? How to tell.

Illustration for IDEAS.TED.COM 3 ways that tech helps me handle my anxiety and depression.

For High Country News article, Grounding and grandmothers in a gentrifying Denver by Jenny Shank. Reviewing Sabrina & Corina a book of short stories by Kali Fajardo-Anstine.

Illustration for IDEAS.TED.COM How you can use the power of celebration to make new habits stick.

For High Country News article, Amid the climate crisis, a parent commits an act of hope by Rebecca Heisman. “Sometimes you need to take a weekend off from worrying about climate change and just go camping with your kid.”

Illustrated collage in collaboration with Photographer Nicol R. Chaves.

Designed in collaboration with GRL TRBL. Combining African and Taíno cultures, the ornate and colorful "Vejigante" masks worn during Carnival in Puerto Rico have become symbols of resistance to colonialism and imperialism.