What we find inside is nothing less than the concept of natural selection and the evolution of life, from sea creatures via dinosaurs to mammals and humans. It's a colouring book obviously and the subject is 'Evolution'. Some books however I like even more than others. If you read my blog regularly you will know that I post solely about books I really like. Her progress can be found in some bookstores, walls, streets, fairs, newspapers and thousands of notebooks that she leaves scattered around.' Even though her condition is irreversible, her slow advances give her great satisfaction and allow her to communicate with the teachers of tender age. She does her internship at El Mundo newspaper, where she restarts doodling and gradually begins to receive orders from several publishing houses that invite her to play again. She starts her delearning process at Madrid’s Art School nº 10, where she unlearns that work is something undesirable and forgets that being older is being more boring. When the disease reaches its splendor she gets a job in a music school as a teacher and that’s how, after her young students inflicted some blows with the blades of the xylophone, she recovers some creative skills. Her most productive and creative period develops up to 6 years, when she virtually loses all her artistic skills due to a very common mental illness in children: growth. 'Violeta Lópiz was born in Ibiza in 1980 and began to illustrate very early, with 2 years. Everything worth to know is said there brilliantly in short form: On my research about the illustrator Violeta Lópiz I've read what is written about her on the publisher's website.

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