ABOUT JUNO
Juno Reyes designs posters, records, identities, and title sequences from a shared studio above a print shop in Colonia Obrera.
Most of the work starts on a risograph, because a machine with two drums and a bad memory makes better decisions than a blank artboard. Juno limits every project to two inks, then spends the budget on the idea and the paper.
Before going independent in 2019, Juno spent six years in cultural print and broadcast graphics in Mexico City and Monterrey. Commissions come mostly from venues, labels, and festivals that have more to say than money to say it with.
Download CV (PDF, 1 page)Services
Identity for cultural organizations
Venues, labels, festivals. Systems built to survive being run by volunteers.
Posters and printed matter
Riso, offset, and screen, with the press check included.
Record sleeves
Sleeve, labels, and inserts, supplied to plant specification.
Title sequences and motion identity
Short loops and show openers, delivered with their source files.
Typeface design
Display and custom lettering, licensed openly when the client allows it.
Selected clients
- Sótano 33
- Discos Temblor
- Canal Anillo
- Festival Granizo
- Taller Tinta Corrida
- Museo del Cartel Provisional
- Editorial Banqueta
- Radio Azotea
Experience
- 2019–now
Independent designer
Mexico City
Own studio, with a riso shared with Taller Tinta Corrida.
- 2016–2019
Senior designer
Canal Anillo, Mexico City
On-air graphics for a public arts channel, including its 2018 rebrand.
- 2014–2016
Designer
Estudio Barranca, Monterrey
Books and exhibition graphics for regional museums.
- 2013–2014
Press assistant
Imprenta Lerma, Toluca
Ran an offset press and learned why designers get yelled at.
Recognition
- 2025
Bienal Latinoamericana del Cartel Provisional, gold, for the Sótano 33 season.
- 2024
Tezontle selected for the Tipos Latinos open-font showcase.
- 2023
Guest teacher, Taller de Impresión Experimental, Oaxaca.