Douglas P. Lobo //
Art Direction ▪ Visual Development ▪ Illustration ▪ Concept Design
▪ Fine Art // lobotalks(at)gmail(dot)com
Douglas P. Lobo is a Brazilian contemporary draftsman who lives in Montevideo, Uruguay. His compositions are built from a digital platform and are characterized by attributes of figuration and abstraction synthesized by the amalgamation between solid shapes and strong brushstroke rendering patterns. He’s structured in the aesthetical examination of subjects through the depiction of fictional evocative narratives, framing often wandering lonely beings, transmorphic beasts, masked deities and empty settings.
Lobo has provided art for companies such as Vertigo / DC Comics, 3DTotal, Fantagraphics and Brainstorm9. Also, his works were published by magazines Wildside Press, Strange Horizons and Slice Magazine, among others. He has made part of group exhibitions in Helsinki, Valencia, Porto, Bogotá and Minneapolis.
External references:
Lobo has provided art for companies such as Vertigo / DC Comics, 3DTotal, Fantagraphics and Brainstorm9. Also, his works were published by magazines Wildside Press, Strange Horizons and Slice Magazine, among others. He has made part of group exhibitions in Helsinki, Valencia, Porto, Bogotá and Minneapolis.
External references:
kotaku.com, “Neo Genesis Evanhellion”, Aug 2018, online feature post by Luke Plankett, Canberra, AU.
supersonicart.com, “Douglas P. Lobo, Paintings”, Mar 2018, online feature post by Zach Tutor, Oxford, MS.
baronmag.ca, magazine, Jul 2017, Office Tales section, “Douglas P. Lobo, Freelance Illustrator”, online interview conducted by Leonardo Calgagno, Montréal, HQ.
ArtKatalyst, magazine, Dec 2015, issue 12, “D. Lobo”, feature article by Cate Hopkins, Toronto, ON.
Hooligan, magazine, Sep 2015, issue 11, p. 24-29, “Shift Your Thinking: An Interview With Doug Lobo”, by Kat Freydl, Chicago, IL.
crossconnectmag.com, “The Wonderfully Dark World of D Lobo”, May 2015, online feature post by Chez McIntyre.
art-spire.com, “Le style fascinant de D. Lobo”, Dec 2014, Peinture Traditionnelle section, online feature post by Nicolas Tarier, Lyon, FR.
All works © Douglas P. Lobo