This is the old site and this one, brand new.Ī year later Daldoce traded Sao Paulo through the streets of Broklyn, NY, acting there as one of the most promising Brazilian artists.ĭanilo also gave in to his passion for comics and left the studio in 2011 to become one of the most important comics in the country with the award-winning Graphic Novels 'Bando de Dois', 'Astronaut - Magnetar', 'Sao Jorge' Astronaut - Singularity 'and several others.The story takes place in two worlds: the real one and also a world of nightmares. However, once monkey, always monkey and its collaborations with Macacolandia are constant. Later in 2009, Mauricio decided to leave the studio to devote himself entirely to design, showing a lot of competence and talent as usual. Soundtrack: 'Happy Boy', Beat Farmers, Tales of the New West (1985) Butler, Bruno Monteiro and Maria Helena Souza. The team at the time were Danilo Beyruth, Marcelo Daldoce, Marcelo Braga, Maurício Zuardi, Aline P. Video portfolio of 2007 edited by Mauritius for presentation in the 'CCSP - Best of the Market 2007' award. Macacolandia was also nominated for the 2007 Best of the Club of Creation Club in Sao Paulo along with veterans and friends Adelmo Barreira and 6B Studio, who won the trophy.

It has been quite successful and is still thoroughly plagiarized, copied and reproduced there. Two years later they launched the 'Give more life to the drawings' campaign made by Fischer America, today Fischer & Friends. In 2004, the year of the Monkey in the Chinese horoscope, the studio began, greatly influenced by masters such as Fransesc Petit and Brasilio Matsumoto, heritage of the illustrators' passage through the DPZ and 6B studio. The studio made beautiful, gained a lot of space between editors and art directors of the main agencies of Brazil, consolidating An enviable reputation and a consistent body of work. The name Macacolandia, an old acquaintance of the advertising market, comes from the illustration studio that shared with Danilo Beyruth, Marcelo Daldoce and Maurício Zuardi until 2011.

Since 2014, Braga has worked exclusively with Y & R and has eventually become involved in editorial projects that do not conflict with the agency. Besides the professional part, the site includes Diburros, his blog with sketches, ideas and personal portfolio. Macacolandia brings together today the most recent projects and works of illustrator Marcelo Braga.

Astronauta by Danilo Beyruth