Fernanda Del Bosque Siller was born in Mexico and raised across three other countries. Their mind was nurtured and moulded by the fantastical legends prevalent in each of those countries' cultures, from the Aztec god Quetzalcoatl to the Chinese qilin to the Balkan zmei. Similarly, their childhood brought another fascination–a love for biology. Although the two interests might seem at odds, their fantasies were stoked, not tempered, by newly absorbed scientific facts and research. They began to seek ways to mesh the two together and it is the fusion of fantasy and reality through the concept of worldbuilding that drives Fernanda’s work today.

They're currently attending the College for Creative Studies in Detroit, Michigan, and have been harnessing and refining their skill to produce a myriad of fantasy and scientific illustrations.​