So yesterday I got this random question in my comments asking, “Hey, where can I actually find Pedro Francos stuff?” Honestly, my first thought was, “Pedro who?” Felt a bit outta the loop. But hey, that’s what being a blogger’s about – figuring stuff out with everyone.
I literally just opened my laptop, cracked my knuckles, and typed “Pedro Francos” straight into the search bar. Boom. Tons of results. Too many, actually. It was a damn mess. Saw news articles, some random social profiles… but trying to actually see his art? Felt like looking for a needle in a haystack. Mostly just people talking about him.
Clearly, “Pedro Francos” alone was gonna drown me in nonsense. I needed more firepower. My next move? Slapped the word “art” right after his name. Still messy, but slightly better. Started seeing more images pop up – bits and pieces. Recognized some styles I thought might be his. Didn’t know for sure though. Annoying.
Hit a small win when I remembered some folks mention his work looking a specific way – kinda graphic novel-ish? Bold stuff. So I gambled and added “illustration” as another keyword alongside “art”. That really cut the crap. Suddenly, the images looked way more promising. Saw pieces I was pretty confident were legit Pedro Francos works. Felt like turning a corner.
Then I had a simple but stupid thought: maybe just add the word “gallery”? Tried “Pedro Francos art gallery”. Ding ding ding! This actually pulled up specific places showcasing collections, or at least serious pages focused solely on his art. Less noise, more actual paintings and drawings staring back at me.
Made a mental note: generic names suck for searching. Always gotta add those extra descriptive words. “Art”. “Illustration”. “Gallery”. They’re like little search hacks.
Here’s basically what worked for me in the end:
- Start Simple, Expect Chaos: Just punch his name in. See the mess. Accept it.
- Get Specific Fast: Add “art” or “illustration” immediately after his name. Big difference.
- Think Like a Curator: Tossing “gallery” into the mix seriously helps filter out the chatter.
- Focus on Images: Use those image search features! You wanna see his work, not just read about it.
Took a bit of stumbling around, honestly felt like poking around in the dark sometimes, but figuring out those extra keywords made all the difference. Hope this saves someone else the headache I had!
