Pablo Alarcon Jr. is a Queer Cuban-American graphic designer with a journey that spans from Miami to Southern California, now flourishing in Philadelphia. Armed with a BFA in Printmaking from Temple University, his photography and content creation talents earned recognition from Adobe during the Lightroom CC release. A testament to his visual storytelling abilities.
Pablo's artistic path extends beyond the lens, with roles as a studio assistant at prestigious institutions, where he collaborated with celebrated artists. His commitment to meaningful design shines through his early work as a screen printer and marketing assistant at Philadelphia Printworks, and currently as a graphic designer for BlackStar Projects. In these roles, he harnesses his creative skills to drive positive change.
Beyond his professional life, Pablo finds tranquility in nurturing houseplants and savoring oat milk cappuccino. Art and design are more than just a career for him—they're an integral part of his daily existence, much like the greenery that surrounds him. Pablo Alarcon Jr. is making an indelible mark both in the communities he serves and through his social impact efforts.
He is currently available for freelance projects in 2024.
Resume & CV available upon request.
PrintShop Experience :
Philadelphia Printworks
Brandywine Workshop & Archives
Temple University Rome
Design Clients :
BlackStar Projects
Botanical Black Girl
CJ Dunlevy
DIYPlantBoy
Dreality
INHUE
Love Jawns A Mixtape
Philadelphia Printworks
Shift Delta
Terracotta Hotties
The Crazy Botanist
The Luminance Movement
The Sable Collective