Books and Lectures


My First Book of History
A Workshop Activity
by Blueprinted Education

Writen by Fabricio Valdivieso
Art by Children from the Okanagan
Cover by Blueprinted Education
To see some of our workshops,
please take a look to our Gallery:

Snow Green and Bald Prank
Are we really alone in the woods?
(a children book)
Text and art by
Fabricio Valdivieso & Blueprinted Education
Ashes from the Past:
From Ilopango eruption to the Ceren Village, El Salvador.
Extract published by Payson Sheets (2008): “Armageddon to the Garden of Eden: Explosive Volcanic Eruptions and Societal Resilience in Ancient Middle America: in Central America and Mesoamerica, Ed. Daniel Sandweiss, pp. 177-196. Washington DC: Dunbarton Oaks.
Art and edition by Fabricio Valdivieso & Blueprinted Education

There is a bug in my soup!
Text and art by
Fabricio Valdivieso & Blueprinted Education

Mural Work

Our artist Claudia Alfaro, has stood out with her art in the ludic sector of the National Museum of Anthropology in the city of San Salvador.

Educational Material
Please remember, we can design your material according to your educational needs. Also, more of this material you can find it in our online store.

Giant Print

Our art promises to beautify any environment. We create it at your convenience or through our catalog by choosing any of our artwork in our online store.

Our prints are created by hand with digital pencils, and designed to be used both indoors and outdoors. Our art can then be printed on vinyl stickers, vinyl canvas, paper, transparencies, fabric, photo paper, glossy or matte. Our art can even be created with exclusive rights over our work, or to the best convenience of our client. Below is a sample of the works created by our artist Fabricio Valdivieso, mounted in domestic environments.

Parks and Museums

 ​Our experts have a rich background in illustration of explanatory signs in parks and museums. Below is a sample of the works made by our artist and archaeologist Claudia Alfaro in two important archaeological and historical parks in El Salvador: Ciudad Vieja (left), a town founded by Spanish settlers in 1528,and Joya de Cerén (right), the only discovery of a Mayan village buried by ash from the Loma Caldera volcano around 590 AD, considered a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
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