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Veronica Grech, the Asturian Illustrator Who Quietly Conquered the International Press

Summary by El Pais
When Veronica Grech was a child, in class they always referred to her as “the one who drew well.” She had a natural skill. At the time when studies began to start, it seemed that the clearest option was Bellas Artes. What she didn’t imagine then was that she would end up illustrating some of the most influential American headlines since her study in Asturias. “When I studied, there was no talk of illustration, nor of comic. She studied to be an …

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When Veronica Grech was a child, in class they always referred to her as “the one who drew well.” She had a natural skill. At the time when studies began to start, it seemed that the clearest option was Bellas Artes. What she didn’t imagine then was that she would end up illustrating some of the most influential American headlines since her study in Asturias. “When I studied, there was no talk of illustration, nor of comic. She studied to be an …

·Madrid, Spain
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El Pais broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Sunday, August 2, 2026.
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