From Lisbon, where he completed his architecture course, Gonçalo Viana moved to Macau and there he began his career as an architect. signed his first collaborations in the field of editorial illustration. He lived for a few years in London, working as an architect, without ever losing sight of the idea of becoming an illustrator, a career he began in 2002. From his training in architecture, the bond with architecture remained strong. geometry, which marked his graphic work from an early age and continues to structure his work as an illustrator. Having already Published in the main titles of the Portuguese press, his illustrations are also a regular presence in international publications, including the prestigiousThe New York Times. His conceptual flair was recognized by the Society for News Design, Creative Quarterly magazine and the L 200 Best Illustrators Worldwide collection, from Lüerzer's Archive . In 2011, the illustrations for the book I Esqueci-me Como Se Chama were also distinguished by the magazine 3x3 in the annual selection of children's illustration. In 2004, he won the Stuart Prize for best illustration and cartoon press
