My name is Edu Mora, a young professional working in higher education and digital design.

As a professional, I find the intersection between creative design and education the perfect place to be. My main areas of interest are teaching, digital design, storytelling, and creative development.


I have worked as a college instructor for almost seven years, while working on a variety of projects. Thanks to my professional background, I have experience with research-based design, professional writing, and content creation, which I believe perfectly translate into my endeavours as a creative professional.


I am a problem solver, independent learner, and proactive worker. I excel at sharing knowledge and communicating ideas. Also, as an immigrant, I have developed a capability to adapt to new environments.



My work philosophy

I approach my work with integrity, putting emphasis on collaboration and empathy. I believe that helping each other is the best way to progress. These values guide my work and my life in general.

Every now and then I take pictures of the places I visit.


I got a LOMO LCA+ a while ago and I have been enjoying taking pictures from time to time, speacially when travelling. I enjoy the idea of curating a narrative of the places that I have visited.



Are you looking for new books to read? Let me share some recommmendations with you

Humiliation, by Paulina Flores

This collection of short stories was originally published in Spanish under the name of Que verguenza. It was recently translated into English by the award-winner translator Megan McDowell. You can find it here.

The Dispossessed, by Ursula K. Le Guin

This revolutiorary novel was published in 1974 and it dives deep into the utopian idea of a society with no rules. I was blown away when I first read it, and I still think about the way in which Le Guin made an utopia so real. You can find it here.

The Notebooks, by Jean-Michel Basquiat

This is the perfect book for someone looking for inspiration in their creative process. I love the way Basquiat took notes, and how he organized his thoughts and ideas. You can find it here.

Parasite: A Graphic Novel in Storyboards, by Boon Joon-Ho

This is another great addition to the collection of someone who is looking for inspiration. If you liked the film, you will certainly enjoy this beautiful and insightful graphic novel. You can find it here.