Next she visited Sevilla, where she became a part of the vanguard of Ultraísmo, published her work in magazines like "Grecia" (1918-1920), "Ultra", "Tableros y Reflector", and in 1920 she illustrated the cover of "El jardin de centauro" (The Garden of the Centaur), a book of poems by Adriano del Valle. In the Spanish literary magazine, "Grecia", she was asked to redesign the graphic design elements of four covers and a new header for their opening page at the age of eighteen. After leaving Sevilla, she passed through Granada and then finally came to Madrid, where she studied with the painter Julio Romero de Torres. Here she befriended the poet Juan Ramón Jiménez. She illustrated a number of his books and dedicated a portrait to him in her book "Españoles de tres mundos".