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Born | Paris, France | May 14, 1983
Nationality | Uruguayan |
Occupation(s) | Illustrator, comic artist, writer, colorist |
Demian Godoluz is the artistic pseudonym of Aldo Domínguez (born May 14, 1983, Paris, France), a comic book artist, colorist, writer, and illustrator based in Uruguay. He is known for his contributions to editorial, institutional, and entertainment projects, and is an active member of various artistic collectives and an advocate for labor rights in the creative sector.
Biography
[edit]Very private about his personal life, it is known that at age 15 he cycled across Uruguay and that at least one of his parents was exiled during the civic-military dictatorship in Uruguay. He currently resides in the city of Atlántida, Canelones Department, Uruguay.
Career
[edit]His first published comic appeared in the weekly newspaper Voces in 2001, where he illustrated the final page. Since then, he has worked as a freelance illustrator for advertising agencies, publishing houses, and entertainment companies, creating comics, storyboards, editorial design, character design, and board games. In 2018, he decided to devote himself exclusively to illustration.
In 2019, he became the first Uruguayan illustrator to have his work broadcast nationally, during the May 1st International Workers' Day message by the PIT-CNT (Uruguayan national trade union center).
Notable works
[edit]- Misterio en Cabo Frío: the first transmedia graphic novel in Uruguay (Plan Ceibal)
- 1930, El viaje: the most-read book in the Biblioteca País digital library (Ceibal)
- 1930, The Football Cup: most-read comic in the Biblioteca País
- Along the River Banks: a spin-off of Misterio en Cabo Frío, co-written with Sebastián Fila
Education
[edit]- Drawing and illustration workshops at Espacio INJU (2000)
- Technical degree in Comic Creation, ORT School (2002–2003)
- Visual Arts Teaching Program, Instituto de Profesores Artigas (unfinished, 2004–2005)
- National School of Fine Arts (2012–2015)
- UTU Graphic Design (2018)
- CARNE School of Art and Creativity (2016)
- Painting workshop with Verónica Cestau (2015)
- Workshops and courses with Eduardo Barreto, Álvaro Amengual, Alejandro Colucci, Ariel Olivetti, Fred Van Lente, Gabriel Rodríguez, and Alfonso Cruz
Artistic collectives
[edit]He is a member of national and international artistic collectives such as:
- Auch
- Iluyos
- Arte es Ética
- Maldito Canario (president, 2024–2025)
Projects and collaborations
[edit]- Illustrations for PIT-CNT, Plan Ceibal, BPS, Ministry of Education and Culture, and SINAE
- Board games for Academy Games, Pow Games, and GPA
- Character and banner design for Pedidos Ya
- Cover and interior art for publishers such as Xancom Entertainment (Maxwell Howard, Xanatopia) and Dynamite (Red Sonja)
- Comic series Deathbangers (1, 2, and 3)
- Comic Infinite Souls for Popskull Entertainment
- Webcomic Nightmare (script and coloring)
Style and influences
[edit]His passion for comics began in childhood when his mother taught him to read using comic books. One of his most influential references is John Byrne, especially his work on Superman: The Man of Steel. His style varies depending on the project, ranging from realistic American influences to more stylized or childlike approaches.
Recognition
[edit]- First Uruguayan illustrator to appear on national broadcast television (2019)
- Most-read works in the Biblioteca País
- Selected in the comic contest organized by the French Embassy
External links
[edit]- Official Instagram
- YouTube video
- Desafío Profundo Project – Ceibal
- 1930, El viaje – Biblioteca País
- 1930, The Football Cup – Biblioteca País
- Misterio en Cabo Frío – Biblioteca País
- Interview on YouTube
- Second interview on YouTube
- Workshop at the Spanish Cultural Center
- Interview in El País newspaper
- Interview with Xancom Entertainment editor
- Interview with Guillermo Lockhart – El Telégrafo
- News article on sleep paralysis featuring the comic Nightmare by Demian Godoluz