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Carles Dalmau

 

Carles Dalmau is spanish an independent artist creating amazing designs for great products such as t-shirts, stickers, posters, and phone cases.

With his full cartoon style of details, it has conquered developers and the general public, becoming part of many projects in the world of video games. With this artbook, in a bilingual edition so that all his followers can know his secrets, Carles gives us shows what makes his illustrations the way they are, how his style has been formed, what his references are, and what mysteries hides the world he has created. Studied Audiovisuals in college and since graduating he hasn't put down his pencil. Currently, apart from dedicating himself to his social networks, he is working on other comic book projects, video games and much more.








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