Mauricio Casas
Mauricio’s been drawing for as long as he can remember—it’s basically second nature. Painting came later, but doodling? That’s just who he is. Give him a pen and he’s off. Drawing’s how he connects with his three-year-old son, flirts, jokes, shares opinions, and makes sense of the world. He’s always starting new portraits and caricatures (hence the unfinished pile) but give him a deadline and he’ll...Mauricio’s been drawing for as long as he can remember—it’s basically second nature. Painting came later, but doodling? That’s just who he is. Give him a pen and he’s off. Drawing’s how he connects with his three-year-old son, flirts, jokes, shares opinions, and makes sense of the world. He’s always starting new portraits and caricatures (hence the unfinished pile) but give him a deadline and he’ll bring it home. For him, art’s just a natural way to admire, exaggerate, question, and love everything around him.