Live painting in the Andalusia pavilion during FITUR 2025, the international tourism fair held annually in Madrid.

Size of the painting: 3×2m.

Music by Diego Lavida

Image of the Logroño storytelling festival CUÉNTALO in its 2024 edition

Illustrations by Ana Jarén for the Loterias y Apuestas del Estado 2024 campaign. Posters exhibited in all the lottery administrations in Spain.

Colouring book by the illustrator Ana Jarén. Published by LOM ART (and others, depending on the country)

Discover 46 inspiring goddesses from cultures around the world and feel uplifted by their empowering stories as you colour.

Goddess Colouring features 46 stunning goddess illustrations by artist Ana Jarén. Meet goddesses from a diverse range of cultures, from the Inca Moon goddess, Mama Quilla, to the Japanese goddess of flow, Benzaiten. Discover their stories and celebrate the significance of each goddess in the present day. Each intricate illustration is accompanied by meticulously researched and fascinatingly detailed information about the featured goddesses and the cultures behind them. These empowering words of wisdom are sure to inspire readers as they colour.

Ana Jarén’s unique flair for bringing the diverse moods and personalities of her subjects to life lends itself perfectly to the world of these bewitching goddesses. All of the text and illustrations have been developed alongside expert consultants. Look closely and you'll find historical details and hidden symbolism to explore in each illustration.

A selection of my works for Fuera de Serie. I love illustrating articles for magazines because they give you the chance to tell the story in a new way, through images.

Some of my works for Cinemanía. I love cinema, so painting actors and movies is something I enjoy very much.

A selection of my works for El Mundo. I love illustrating articles for newspapers because they give you the chance to tell the story in a new way, through images.

A selection of my works for Vogue Spain: printed magazine, online and social media.

Poster for Vivesoy celebrating San Isidro.

A selection of my works for El Cultural. I love illustrating articles for magazines because they give you the chance to tell the story in a new way, through images.

A selection of my works for Allure. I love illustrating articles for magazines because they give you the chance to tell the story in a new way, through images.

Written by Aroa Moreno Durán and illustrated by Ana Jarén. Published by Lumen (Penguin).

The first illustrated biography of Almudena Grandes: a beautiful tribute by Aroa Moreno Durán and Ana Jarén to one of the most beloved authors in Spanish literature.

"The book has something of a living collage, where text, drawings, stories and voices blend together to create a tapestry that speaks of the creative world and the writer who inhabited it, while at the same time offering a careful reading of her work. [...] The result is a book as varied as life itself".

Andrea Aguilar, El País

Few women writers of the late 20th and early 21st centuries have been more widely read, have won as many prizes, critics and readers, and have aroused as much admiration and love as Almudena Grandes. A voracious reader, Almudena wrote so that her generation could be as modern as that of her grandmothers during the Second Republic. Determined to recover the traces of a past hidden by the dictatorship, she investigated, discovered and fictionalised the margins of a forgotten country, making memory the central axis of her literary work and becoming a tracker of characters and stories. But Almudena not only had the secret of literature, she also knew how to get life right in order to always keep her joy intact. These pages are a journey through the years and words of a woman committed to her time, but, above all, to books.

Like other authors of her generation, Aroa Moreno Durán grew up reading Almudena Grandes and was lucky enough to know her. In this book she vindicates her memory and her work and, together with Ana Jarén, pays an emotional tribute to her.

The critics have said:

"It is not only drawing and words, it is a journey into the very soul of a woman whose way of being, frank, impulsive, generous, was also part of her literature. [...] Whoever looks at the book sees and hears that woman. I confess that even the tone of her voice, so peculiar, so powerful, in the end as tender as the breath in which her joy ended, stands out in this book that remembers her, lives her and portrays her".

Juan Cruz, La Opinión de Málaga

"A special and magnificent book, [...] very well written. Almudena would be very proud. [...] A sentimental biography with many hours of documentation behind it".

Carles Francino, La ventana de los libros - Cadena SER

"In Almudena: Una biografía are the hallmarks of the writer from Madrid. [...] A work to keep alive an author who thought that literature was above all else".

Pilar Martín,EFE

"Affection, respect, admiration, gratitude... everything good that someone can feel and make someone feel for a unique person and writer like Almudena Grandes, is in this book by Aroa Moreno and Ana Jarén: her text does not talk about her, it gives you the key to her house; her drawings are not portraits, they are an X-ray. With works like this, Almudena will never be forgotten".

Benjamín Prado

"Almudena Grandes inhabits these pages in an accurate and true way. To look at these snapshots of her life, to walk with Aroa through her writing, to recover that joy and that unique gaze: a privilege".

Lara Moreno

"A journey into the personal life of an artist. But also of a woman. [...] There are many women in Almudena Grandes. She showed us this in life and also after her death. We thank all of them for what she taught us. Aroa Moreno and Ana Jarén do it in their own way".

Susana Santaolaya, Libros de arena - RTVE

Ana painted the cover illustration of her book ‘Almudena’ in a window of FNAC Callao in Madrid.

A selection of my works for The Philadelphia Inquirer. I love illustrating articles for newspapers because they give you the chance to tell the story in a new way, through images.

A limited edition pack in collaboration with the illustrator Ana Jarén, designed to dress the tables during the holidays. This collaboration will be for Numeradas Serie Granada, three experimental creations inspired by the essence of Granada, the birthplace of Cervezas Alhambra.

A collaboration that results in a series of linen tablecloths embroidered with illustrations inspired by each of the creations of Numeradas, which become canvases wich fit perfectly with the artisan character of the brand. A synergy between art and flavor that fuses beer through the eyes of this artist.

"I let myself be carried away by the sensations and images that came to me when I tasted Numeradas Serie Granada, entering a dreamlike universe where elements such as the sun, pigeons or wonderful insects that play and get lost among the ingredients of the beers have appeared," says Ana Jarén.

Charity T-Shirt by Ana Jarén for Algo Bonito celebrating the International Women's day. Also, the windows of the Algo Bonito shop in Lagasca Street (Madrid) were painted to support the launch of the charity campaign.

Written by Edith Wharton and illustrated by Ana Jarén. Published by Editorial Alma.

A member of New York high society, Edith Wharton was one of the leading intellectuals of her time. With The Age of Innocence, she won the Pulitzer Prize in 1921, the first time this prize was awarded to a woman. The novel relentlessly portrays the aristocratic hypocrisy of the 19th century, as well as the details of infidelity. Newland Archer is torn between May Welland, the perfect but predictable wife, and Countess Ellen Olenska, who symbolises risk and adventure. Wharton's handling of irony and character portraiture have made her the best chronicler of an oppressive but fascinating way of life that she knew at first hand.

Satisfying videos for McDonald’s France. I made these videos showing the creation process of some illustrations for McDonald’s

A selection of my works for The Washington Post. I love illustrating articles for newspapers because they give you the chance to tell the story in a new way, through images.

A selection of my works for Financial Times. I love illustrating articles for newspapers because they give you the chance to tell the story in a new way, through images.

Written by Irene Junquera, cover illustration by Ana Jarén. Published by Planeta.

"Don't let anyone put out your light", says a teacher to Elena, a curious and imaginative village girl who has a special gift: she writes beautifully. But in those days, women were forbidden to shine.

Elena grows up and studies in Madrid in the sixties under the strict control of her aunt Victoria, a hard woman who hides a mystery. There she meets Mateo, a love forbidden by prejudice. To fulfil her dream of becoming a novelist, Elena must face painful renunciations while drawing on her greatest strength, kindness.

This is an inspirational novel full of tenderness, highlighting young love, friendship and the struggle of 20th century women to rekindle their deepest longings. It says it to all teenagers alike, and also to mothers and fathers who live in fear of breaking their bonds: it is never too late to break free and get what you want.

Illustrations for the promotion of JOBO, by Madrid City Hall, a pack of free cultural activities for young people.

A selection of self initiated works by the illustrator Ana Jarén.

Written by Carmen G. de la Cueva and illustrated by Ana Jarén. Published by Lumen (Penguin).

From Emilia Pardo Bazán to Carmen Martín Gaite, from María Lejárraga to Elena Fortún and Carmen Laforet, the moving story of women who found in writing and friendship the strength to believe in themselves.

There was a time in Spain when everything seemed possible for women: studying, leaving their homes, weaving threads of friendship and planting a small seed which, despite the war and the post-war period, germinated in poems, books and letters. A story that took place in settings such as the Residencia de Señoritas or the Lyceum Club Femenino, which would often continue in exile, and which intertwines the lives of creative women such as Emilia Pardo Bazán, Carmen Baroja, María Lejárraga, María de Maeztu, Victoria Kent, Elena Fortún, Marisol Dorao, Carmen Laforet and Carmen Martín Gaite.

Carmen G. de la Cueva has traced the footsteps of those who, long before her, found in the voice and love of others the necessary impulse to believe in themselves. For her part, Ana Jarén has created the perfect atmosphere for a beautiful tale of sisterhood and creation.

A selection of my works for Het Financieele Dagblad. I love illustrating articles for newspapers because they give you the chance to tell the story in a new way, through images.

Illustrations for the campaign ¿Comem0.0s? by Tanqueray 0’0. A way to celebrate dayly food in restaurants with friends while enjoying a non-alcoholic gin and tonic

The illustrations were applied to restaurant screens, tableclothes and many other elements.

Illustration for paper bag, used in all the FNAC Shops of Spain, more than 500.000 units produced.

The concept after this bag is giving a second life to broken objects. Either they can be fixed or just used in a different way in order to reduce waste, and unnecessary production.

Wall paper design by the illustraror Ana Jarén for Coordonné.

“Tiempo para mi” is the title of this jigsaw puzzle I did for Educa.

“Nap Time” is the title of this jigsaw puzzle I did for Ordinary Habit.

‘El arte conquista las calles’ is a project by Lexus, who comissioned 4 illustrations to 4 illustrators to represent how they think that the sustainable city of the future would be like.

‘Vergel’ is the proposal by Ana Jarén, who describes her piece as: ‘The sustainable city I imagine integrates the modern and the traditional in a natural way, living together in harmony. The architecture incorporates new materials and construction techniques, leading to organic forms inspired by nature. Finally, but perhaps most importantly, green spaces envelop the city, recovering the much-needed balance between asphalt and vegetation’

This piece was chosen among the 4 proposals to be printed in a XXL canvas of 30m x 10m to be displayed in the Toyota Headquarters in Madrid.

I was asked to be the image of the campaign ‘Keep it warm’, during fall 2019, displayed on TV and all the Springfield shops in Spain and some other countries.

Also, I was asked to make an illustration to be displayed in the shop windows.

Art exhibition organized by Just Eat and Gunter Gallery.

With the concept of ‘Food as a fantasy’, 7 artists were asked to give their vision of this idea through an artwork inspired in the typical food of a country they chose.

‘Come, siente, baila' by Ana Jarén, inpired in the Spanish food, is an ode to the enjoyment of friends and the desire to recover tradition and gastronomy with a taste of home.

2 vinyls (6m x 3m and 2m x 3m) designed by Ana Jarén and installed in the Lulumenon Shop in Madrid.

Official Poster for the celebration of the Gay Pride Sevilla 2022.

Inpired by the iconic oranges and typography from Seville, the poster tries to capture the strength and power of the gay collective.

CEGAL is the Spanish Confederation of Booksellers' Guilds and Associations.

Poster commemorating Bookstores Day 2022.

In this illustration I try to present bookstores as that warm and comfortable place where we go to meet with books and with ourselves. Bookstores invite us to be at ease, calm, a happy place where we can slow down and take shelter from the high pace of life we have.

Decorated pottery collection ‘Young Talent by Ana Jarén’, illustrated by Ana. A combination between the tradition La Cartuja and the contemporary illustration style of Ana Jarén.

Written by Diana Kapp and illustrated by Ana Jarén. Published by Delacorte Press.

Part biography, part guidebook to the contemporary environmental movement, this book is the perfect gift for future and current activists and changemakers! Girls Who Green the World features the inspiring stories of 34 revolutionaries fighting for our future!

An inspired collection of profiles, featuring environmental changemakers, social entrepreneurs, visionaries and activists.

Journalist Diana Kapp has crisscrossed this country writing for and about empowered girls, girls who expect to be leaders, founders and inventors. This book takes it a step further. It says to girls: while you’re striving to be CEOs and world leaders, consider solving the biggest challenge of our lifetime, too—because you can do both at the same time, and here are 34 women doing just that.

Illustrations for collection SS19 SKFK & Art.

Born is the Basque Country, SKFK is unconventional clothing, because they have a recognizable design that makes a difference with their competitors, linked with contemporary art expressions and urban style.

A selection of my works for Time Out Madrid. I love illustrating articles for newspappers because they give you the chance to tell the story in a new way, through images.

Christmas Card 2022-23 for the XI Arrondissement of Paris

Mural of 2.5m x 3m painted in the Lulumenon Shop in Madrid.

Live painting during the opening of the restaurant Follie (Chef Luciano Monosilio) in the Hotel Villa Agrippina Gran Meliá in Rome.

A selection of my works for Telva. I love illustrating articles for magazines to offer a new view of the story through images.

A selection of my works for Marie Claire. I love illustrating articles for magazines because they give me the chance to tell the story in a new way, through images.

Official Poster - Madrid Christmas 2021.

The three magic kings are back in town and they are celebrating their reunion with goddess Cibeles, in the iconic fountain of Madrid.

Written by Antonio Lucas and illustrated by Ana Jarén. Published by Tinta Blanca.

A personal, unique and passionate journey through Cervantes' La Mancha.

Colouring book by the illustrator Ana Jarén. Published by LOM ART (and others, depending on the country)

Ana Jarén's intricate and distinctive artwork puts a modern twist on the ancient art of astrology. With a focus on the Greek and Chinese zodiac systems, each sign has its own stunning illustration to colour, along with thought-provoking text to give insight into the myths and meanings behind the signs. Additional systems from around the globe are also featured, providing context for fascinating concepts that are still popular today.

Written by Meg Grehan, cover illustration by Ana Jarén. Published by Little Island.

A unique verse novel of queer love, lust, and vampires. From the award-winning author of The Deepest Breath and The Space Between.

It starts when Claudia offers her a yellow rose.

Immy has been in love before – many times, across many lifetimes. But never as deeply, as intensely as this.

Claudia has never been in love like this before either. But then, this is her first time with a vampire.

The forbidden thirst for blood runs deep in Immy. And within her mind clamour the voices, of all the others she has been, their desires, and their wrongs.

Glass house painted in las Rozas Village (The Bicester Collection) in Madrid. With the concept of ‘togetherness’, Ana customized the inner and outer walls of this glass house to be used to display the luxury collections of fall 2021.

Cover for the issue “Il Tempo Delle Donne”

Cover art work and 6 inner illustrations.

From Debbie Macomber, the beloved author and queen of Christmas stories, comes this enchanting adult coloring book featuring all-new festive illustrations inspired by her treasured holiday novels.

Debbie Macomber invites you to join in the holiday spirit with a collection of forty-five gorgeous black-and-white ​drawings ready to be brought to ​colorful life with your creative flair. Now you can escape to the peaceful, snow-covered settings and revel in the festive celebrations signature to her Christmas stories. Debbie Macomber’s Very Merry Christmas Coloring Book is perfect for anyone looking to experience the comfort and joy of the season.

Ana represented one of the illustrations of her book ‘Amigas’ in a window of FNAC Callao in Madrid.

A selection of my works for the Belgian band Arsenal during 2023

Window art work in the mid-century furniture shop La Recova, in Madrid

Illustration for promo action within the campaign ‘Display Greatness’

Illustration inspired in how TCL Mobile technology can help us stay together and enjoy our loved ones.

A selection of my works for Eme 21. I love illustrating articles for magazines to offer a new view of the story through images.

Eme 21 is a beautiful magazine from Madrid, full of marvelous illustrations by wonderful artists.

Illustrations for Torrelodones City Hall

Text and illustrations by Ana Jarén. Published by Lunwerg.

"I am possibly living the most precarious stage of my life (...) And in spite of everything, I couldn't be happier". This is what happens with real friends: they make us forget our problems and give meaning to all the small and big moments of our daily lives.

For a year we slip into the intimacy of a girl and her new group of friends, we read their thoughts, we feel their emotions, we identify with everything that happens to them, because the bond that unites them is the same that unites us all to our Amigas.

Ana Jarén's dazzling illustrations are the true protagonists of this intimate story that celebrates friendship between women at every moment of life.

A selection of my works for Encuentros, the culture magazine by Diari de Tarragona.

Written by Simone Ortega, book jacket by Ana Jarén. Published by Alianza Editorial.

This special edition of the book that has taught several generations of Spaniards to cook maintains all the essence of a classic that has sold more than three million copies since its first publication in 1972. It also includes lighter versions of a good number of recipes, as well as cooking tips, food pairing and a very useful index of dishes and ingredients. In the words of Ferran Adrià, "Simone's book is now part, with golden letters, of the history of Spanish gastronomy".

2 murals of 4x3m painted in the headquarters of Mahou, the Spanish beer company.

Illustrated astral charts made for the launch of Maybelline's new mascara: Sky High Cosmic.

A selection of my works for Glamour Spain. I love illustrating articles for magazines because they give me the chance to give a new view to the writen story.

A selection of my works for Racquet Magazine. I love illustrating articles for magazines to offer a new view of the story through images.

Illustrations for DUKE Magazine, by DUKE University. I love illustrating articles for magazines to offer a new view of the story through images.

A selection of my works for Netflix Spain

Illustrations by Ana Jaren for Real Simple Magazine

Mural painted in Kobayashi, a coffeeshop placed in Seville.

Written by Leah Scheier, cover illustration by Ana Jarén. Published by Simon & Schuster.

Nine months ago, Danny disappeared and everything changed for his friends. Rae’s pouring herself into rage-baking. Deenie's deepening her commitment to Orthodox Judaism. And Ellie—Danny’s best friend and girlfriend—is the only one who doesn’t believe he’s dead.

Because she still sees him.

Moving back and forth between past and present, the story of Ellie and Danny unspools, from their serendipitous meeting to Danny and Ellie falling for each other. In the past, they were the perfect couple—until it all went wrong. In the present, Ellie’s looking for answers. Her friends are worried about her mental health, but Ellie’s certain that the tragedy that’s rocked their modern Orthodox community isn’t as simple as they all believe. She’s determined to uncover the truth about what happened to the love of her life. But to do that, she’ll have to be more honest with herself.

Written by Susana Rubio, jacket by Ana Jarén. Published by Montena.

A group of inseparable friends.

A great idea on a night out.

A couple who seem very happy.

Another who hides their love.

And Alejandro, the insolent twin who will shake the foundations of Vera and her world.

Written by Rob Berghmans and illustrated by Ana Jarén.

Welcome to the wonderful land of Rob Berghmans, where everything is about one drug: coffee. From a child who didn't like coffee to a fully-fledged barista, from green coffee beans and blends to cups and roasting, to slow coffee and latte art, Rob first learned to appreciate coffee, then to learn all about it and finally to share his knowledge in coffee bar and coffee roaster Caffènation. In The Coffee Book, he explains how this came about, the precipitation of a coffee life and a handy guide with do's and don't't, tips and tricks, hots and nuts for the professional and amateur turista who has only one goal in mind: never again bad coffee.

Illustration for El Duende

Flag Day 2022. Held by the Red Cross to raise awareness among children about human rights, children's rights, the right to play, social skills, integration, companionship, bullying and emotional management.

Vinyl artwork for the bookshop 'Ancora' made in the context of the Málaga MAF Festival. With the concept of 'black identity', Ana represented the Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.

A selection of my works for the Belgian band Arsenal during 2018

An illustration I did for Scholastic MATH.

Ana customized this sculture in the context of Menina Madrid Gallery Exhibition 2020. She represented the painter of ‘Las Meninas’, Diego Velázquez, eating some churros while taking a selfie.

Written by Dolly Alderton, book jacket by Ana Jarén. Published by Planeta.

Nina Dean has arrived at her early thirties as a successful food writer with loving friends and family, plus a new home and neighbourhood. When she meets Max, a beguiling romantic hero who tells her on date one that he's going to marry her, it feels like all is going to plan.

A new relationship couldn't have come at a better time - her thirties have not been the liberating, uncomplicated experience she was sold. Everywhere she turns, she is reminded of time passing and opportunities dwindling. Friendships are fading, ex-boyfriends are moving on and, worse, everyone's moving to the suburbs. There's no solace to be found in her family, with a mum who's caught in a baffling mid-life makeover and a beloved dad who is vanishing in slow-motion into dementia.

Dolly Alderton's debut novel is funny and tender, filled with whip-smart observations about relationships, family, memory, and how we live now.

A selection of my works for KoffieTcacao. I love illustrating articles for magazines to offer a new view of the story through images.

KoffieTcacao is a magazine about coffee, chocolate and tea, for lovers of these products and professionals.

Written by Santi Anaya, book cover by Ana Jarén. Published by Crossbooks.

Violeta is the new girl at school. Her new classmates know nothing of her past. And that's good for her. Because it means that no one knows that until she was five years old she was Nacho and everyone treated her like what she wasn't: a child. However, all that becomes a problem when Violeta meets Andrés. For the first time she likes a boy and feels she has to explain the truth to him. But every time she tries, she is unable to because she is afraid he will run away from her.

Written by Sarah Dessen, jacket by Ana Jarén. Published by Alfaguara.

As bubbly as champagne and delectable as wedding cake, Once and for All, Sarah Dessen's thirteenth novel, is set in the world of wedding planning, where crises are routine.

Louna, daughter of famed wedding planner Natalie Barrett, has seen every sort of wedding: on the beach, at historic mansions, in fancy hotels and clubs. Perhaps that's why she's cynical about happily-ever-after endings, especially since her own first love ended tragically. When Louna meets charming, happy-go-lucky serial dater Ambrose, she holds him at arm's length. But Ambrose isn't about to be discouraged, now that he's met the one girl he really wants.

Sarah Dessen’s many, many fans will adore her latest, a richly satisfying, enormously entertaining story that has everything—humor, romance, and an ending both happy and imperfect, just like life itself.

Cover and 6 inner illustrations. Published by Uitgeverij Luster.

This work by Hendrik Willemyns is a collection of poems written by musicians and poets as part of a project that researches the connection between music, poetry and prostitution.

Written by Susana Rubio, jacket by Ana Jarén. Published by Montena.

A wedding to prepare.

A bride who is not sure of anything.

Friends who are always there.

And a love from the past, who has returned to stay in her little universe.

Packaging design for the Baske beer Gross.

T-shirt illustration

Written by Sarah Dessen, jacket by Ana Jarén. Published by Alfaguara.

It’s been so long since Auden slept at night. Ever since her parents’ divorce—or since the fighting started. Now she has the chance to spend a carefree summer with her dad and his new family in the charming beach town where they live.

A job in a clothes boutique introduces Auden to the world of girls: their talk, their friendship, their crushes. She missed out on all that, too busy being the perfect daughter to her demanding mother. Then she meets Eli, an intriguing loner and a fellow insomniac who becomes her guide to the nocturnal world of the town. Together they embark on parallel quests: for Auden, to experience the carefree teenage life she’s been denied; for Eli, to come to terms with the guilt he feels for the death of a friend.

In her signature pitch-perfect style, Sarah Dessen explores the hearts of two lonely people learning to connect.

Prints and illustrations for fashion collections.

La Condesa is "Aristocracy&Rock'n'Roll". A brand proudly made in Spain since 2010 by Marina Conde. She is known for creating military-inspired jackets with a very personal style that sets them apart from the rest. La Condesa creates garments that highlight femininity thanks to fitted patterns that stylize the figure, embellishes the fabrics with original prints of the house and lines her garments with a distinctive pink colour of the brand.