Through the Looking-Glass by Roberto Lanznaster

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Design By: Roberto Lanznaster
Roberto Lanznaster

Roberto Lanznaster is a Brazilian illustrator and graphic designer who loves books, movies, and 2D animation. www.behance.net/lanznaster

Design By: Roberto Lanznaster
Roberto Lanznaster

Roberto Lanznaster is a Brazilian illustrator and graphic designer who loves books, movies, and 2D animation. www.behance.net/lanznaster

Design By: Roberto Lanznaster
Roberto Lanznaster

Roberto Lanznaster is a Brazilian illustrator and graphic designer who loves books, movies, and 2D animation. www.behance.net/lanznaster

Design By: Roberto Lanznaster
Roberto Lanznaster

Roberto Lanznaster is a Brazilian illustrator and graphic designer who loves books, movies, and 2D animation. www.behance.net/lanznaster

Artist Statement

The text of the book, like a mirror, is full of specular images. My intention was capture that concept and also the colors of the chess board. — Roberto Lanznaster