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Hello everybody!
I would like to share a good news with you guys... My illustration "Rampage" was chosen to be part of the American Illustration 29! I'm very happy to be part of it...!
Inspired by the mood of old sci-fi comic book adventures and initially created for self-promotion, Rampage was so popular that I decided to make it available as a high quality, Giclee print (18,7" x 24,6").
People who are outside Brazil and are interested in buying a Rampage print, please send me a message: carlos[at]silbachstation[dot]com
See ya!
Carlos Araujo
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www.silbachstation.com
Twitter: twitter.com/silbachstation
"Dusty" is the second illustration in the "Bird-Bikes" series that begun with the
Yellow Gentleman! It's also part of a mug design made to promote the Rabiscão, a gathering of illustrators that takes place every month here in my town.
You can check this and more illos at:
http://blog.silbachstation.comCarlos Araujo
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Hello SFG!
There is a new illustration in my portfolio: An elegant Yellow Gentleman riding his mechanical bird-bike.
In some countries in Africa people ride on the back of ostriches, in the same way as horses. It seems a cool and interesting way to go around and inspired me to create this image. As carriages gave way to modern automobiles, the ostriches could be replaced by those "bird-bikes"....
You can check this and more illos at:
http://blog.silbachstation.comHave fun!
Carlos Araujo
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www.silbachstation.com
The Print And Play section of my web site is featuring a new paper toy: Buck Tooth Car, a small yellow car with round windows... Now available for free download. And it uses only one A4 paper sheet!
Besides of endless hours of fun, this new paper toy can be also useful by holding that important business card or note for you... (Everybody should have a Buck Tooth Car on his or her desk, just like the picture bellow...)
Visit silbachstation.com or just click here to download Buck Tooth Car. Tested and approved by my 5 years old niece, Laura: "Uncle Carlos' car is fun and funny! And looks likes an washing machine!"
Hello everyone!
"C'est La Mort" was created for the upcoming Dia De los Muertos Art Show, by the Autumn Society of Philadelphia. More that 40 pieces of art from the Autumn Society's finest artists, each interpreting "Dia de los Muertos" in their own unique style.
I hope you like it!
Carlos Araujo
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www.silbachstation.com
Let me introduce you to CLAW 6!, my contribution to Speakerdog: An awesome series of D.I.Y. paper toys, now on it sixth edition! Speakerdog Series 6 is now available for download, featuring more than 60 different designs by artists from all around the world.
You can download the PDF files at the Speakerdog website.
I had a lot of fun designing CLAW 6, a "crab-like little vehicle with tiny feet instead of wheels". I hope you like it!
More at: www.silbachstation.com
Carlos Araujo
Hello everyone!
Its been an while since my last post... So here is a new illo: C'est La Vie!
More at www.silbachstation.com
I hope you like it!
Carlos Araujo
A new illustration, with that old B movie feel.
You can check out more illos at silbachstation.com
Hello everybody! With this illustration - Rampage - I was looking for a comic book feel, more specifically the mood of some old comic adventures.
More at:
www.silbachstation.com
See ya!
Carlos Araujo
I love it!