For my first Madrid Carnival piece, I’d riff on my usual overpacking habit, turning suitcases into dancing characters covered in confetti, like my luggage finally admitted it just wants to party too.

For another Madrid Carnival design, I’d mash my coffee addiction with late-night parades, drawing marching espresso cups in tiny masks, because honestly caffeine is the real grand marshal of every celebration.

I’d create a Madrid Carnival skyline where balconies wear costumes, with masks, feathers, and streamers replacing plants, like the buildings themselves joined the neighborhood parade.

I’d draw a Madrid Carnival map made of musical notes, where every street turns into a rhythm line, guiding you from drumbeats to laughter to the final sardine send-off.