The manner that the visuals in animation and games made me enter in different realities amazed me ever since I was a young boy. These memories brought on a love for Art ever since and it quickly became my favourite subject at school, it felt more of a joy to do rather than a chore like a lot of other subjects can be. Back on those days I didn't even knew what concept art was. 

I went to art schools parallel to highschool and college for at least 3 years. In Quanta Academy of Arts I learned to study the fundamentals as hard as I can and started to love the seek of technical skills. Therefore I completed many sketchbooks year by year and never stopped attending to those art classes. Perspective, anatomy and color are the things I spend at least 2 hour a day studying, and I love it.

In this path I've common across lots of artists that molded me, to outline a few I would start with Scott Robertson and his amazings vehicles, the guy that introduced me to the concept art world. Kim Jung Gi and Steve Huston impressed me with stunning figure drawings. More recently Hayao Miyazaki's and Aaron Blaise animations made me enter in a entire new world.

Seen all these international guys made me also want to work in their industry, so I've been seeking it since than. I don't care to start my way in Brazil, but I want to and up in other continents.

I decided to sign up for Ebac’s Foundation as it was the only place in São Paulo where I could have the freedom to study art in animation and games, and I still seek this in BA, but now with more technical skills in mind. I want to expand my abilities as much as I can, to be able to meet industry standard techniques.

 In the middle of some foundations projects I've entered  in a group with some students, we had in mind the idea to create an entire digital world and my task was to make the concept art. This made me gain lots of experiences I've never had, such as working with post and pre production in a 3D environment.

It's been a while since I have always been intrigued by Animation but it's been this past year or so that I've really come to appreciate it and would now like to try and make a career from this great art form, but it still a difficult decision since I’ve never done any elaborated stuff in this area. Since then I am in this doubt between animation and games, but stilI, I think I can't run from my passion in 2D.