Mario de Miranda

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Mario de Miranda- Illustration digest



Mario Miranda is one of my favorite-st illustrators!!

I was just a kid when I 1st saw his work. At an age when I had no clue or knowledge of what illustration really meant; his work made a HUGE impression on me. His illustrations are so animated with so many various types of people and different things happening in every corner of his drawing! It is such a treat!!

His work brings a smile to my face and I can rarely stop giggling while going through his book. Its a MUST HAVE for all those pursuing cartooning!


For all those who don't already know of Mario Miranda or his work, it's about time you got curious!

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