Conrad Roset spent the first part of his 38 years of life in Terrassa, his hometown, between boxes of crayons, markers and notebooks; he has spent the rest in Barcelona, surrounded by paintings, moleskins, muses, colored pencils and his gray cat. Drawing has been a passion and a constant throughout his life, from when he played around with his brother drawing everything they liked, until years later when he became inspired by women to create the Muses, his most personal collection.

He trained at the Joso School and the Fine Arts Faculty in Barcelona. There, he says, he learned the trade, consistency, and how to study the styles of renowned illustrators. A year later, he struck out on his own as a freelance artist and shortly after he founded his design studio Nómada, together with Adrián Cuevas and Roger Mendoza.

In 2018 they launched Gris, an animated video game, with Roset serving as the artistic director which has reaped major international success, like the Annie Award for the best animation of a video game character, and a nomination for the Bafta Awards.

He has exhibited in galleries and museums including the MOCA in Virginia, SopkeArt in San Francisco, London Miles in England, Tipos Infames in Madrid, and Artevistas and Miscelanea in Barcelona. He also collaborates as an illustration professor at the BAU School of Design.