Carlos Araujo’s illustration “C’est La Mort” was chosen to be part of the Luerzer’s Archive 200 Best Illustrators Worldwide 2011/2012!
More than 1,100 illustrators applied for inclusion in what is now the fourth special, yet – as the name Continue reading →
New work by Brazilian illustrator Carlos Araujo – inspired by Charles Baudelaire’s “Artificial Paradises” (“Les Paradis Artificiels”)
More illustrations at: www.silbachstation.com/en
Based on traditional “trabalenguas” – Spanish tongue twisters – these crazy platypus that go running, jumping and swimming were created for a educational book – Spanish lessons – published by Ática House (part of Abril Group, the largest publisher Continue reading →
Carlos Araujo’s illustration “Rampage” was chosen to be part of the American Illustration 29!
Inspired by the mood of old sci-fi comic book adventures and initialy created for self-promotion, Rampage was so popular that now is available as a high quality, Giclee print (18,7″ x 24,6″) with the help of the good folks at Urban Arts.
Today there is a profile about me at Communication Arts: Fresh web page! I talked a little about starting a career as an illustrator, cultural influences and work philosophy among other things… Check it out at www.commarts.com/fresh
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This is a illustration created for a educational book published by Macmillan Publishing Group. A text talked about national stereotypes and a joke describing the differences between Heaven and Hell:
“Heaven is where the police are English, the cooks Continue reading →
A little comic by Carlos Araujo – inspired by the “I’m the Walrus” song by John Lennon – previously seen in the pages of Ilustrar Magazine #15. You can download it (for free!) at: Revista Ilustrar
More illustrations by Carlos Araujo at www.silbachstation.com
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