Inma Serrano lives in Sevilla (Spain)

Since she cannot stop drawing, she assumes she needs to do something about it.

Inma has a degree in Fine Arts from the University of Seville and combines teaching Arts and Drawing with different works as an illustrator.
She collaborates regularly in the written press with her graphic reports and has occasionally illustrated books: novels, short stories, poetry and everything that comes her way.
Her illustrations have been published in books and magazines.
She is the author of the book Sevilla, from top to bottom, an illustrated travelogue sketchbook of the city where she lives.
She currently works as a teacher, teaching Visual Arts and Drawing to high school students. She also serves as a correspondent in Urban Sketchers Spain and belongs to the Sevilla ́s Chapter. She has been an instructor in sketching workshops for Urban Sketchers International Symposiums in Santo Domingo (2011), Barcelona (2013), Singapore (2014) and Porto (2018). She also has led many sketching and illustration workshops in other European cities.
Sketching in the streets is essential in her life because it allows her to zoom, in an ingenuous and almost childish way, to the people and the things around. She says she needs sketching and drawing to understand her life and to be happy.