The Studio

QUE Studio is a space for whatever a project needs.

It's built around passion projects and founder-led ideas: personal brands, small businesses, people building something they care about and need help bringing to life visually. Sometimes that's a full identity, sometimes just a website, sometimes one piece of a bigger puzzle. The scope follows the project, not the other way around.

A woman with dark brown hair wearing a black top, smiling, in front of a white wall with framed artwork and posters.
A small dog sitting on a gray upholstered armchair in a room with wooden flooring, near a bookshelf filled with colorful books and a framed picture on the wall.
Home office workspace with a wooden desk, computer monitor, laptop, black ergonomic chair, desk lamp, and wall-mounted shelving with headphones, framed pictures, and artwork. White drawers on the left and decorative framed art on the white wall.

Behind the Studio

Behind QUE Studio is me, Nuria, known professionally as an Experience Director, having worked for clients like Meta, Google, The 2020 Tokyo Olympics, Nickelodeon or Coca-Cola, just to name a few.

QUE Studio is where I go outside of that: a space to experiment, work across disciplines I don't always get to touch, and take on things simply because I want to make them, not because they fit a niche.

It's a solo studio at its core - well, if we don’t count Mona, my bossy Jack Russell turned project manager - but not a closed one: I collaborate with other creatives, illustrators, developers, and specialists whenever a project calls for it. Think of QUE Studio as a home base that can flex and expand depending on what's needed.