Santiago Vecino

Santiago Vecino is a Uruguayan illustrator also known as Caveman. He is an artist in all concept, drawing, playing music, singing like a rock star, dancing, but best known for his work as concept and storyboard artist for the Evil Dead (2013 film) Hollywood movie, directed by Uruguayan Fede Alvarez.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7]

Santiago Vecino in 2009

Work

Santiago was born in 1978 in the city of Montevideo. He has been drawing since early childhood. After finishing high school, he studied two years of architecture until he realized that he wanted to explore deeply his artistic side and started fine arts at the IENBA art school (2000). He also took courses in graphic design and animation. After a couple years, he started working professionally as an illustrator and kept on learning by himself until today. He has been drawing children illustrations, caricatures, graphic humor, animation, storyboards, concept art, matte painting, etc., for different worldwide clients. Parallel to his professional career, he keeps on exploring his own art projects. In 2012 he worked as a conceptual and storyboard artist for two upcoming Hollywood films, Evil Dead (2013 film) and Aztec Warrior.[8]

gollark: Oh, that's fun too.
gollark: If I found such an exploit and wanted to do moderately evil things, I would probably try and subtly influence Twitter's hive mind by fiddling with likes and such.
gollark: Is 100 kiloeuros "set for life" money, though?
gollark: But ideally somewhat seriously, as opposed to, what, funnily?
gollark: I mean, I'm considering hypotheticals and stuff here.

References
  1. Evil Dead (2013) - Full cast and crew
  2. Santiago Vecino - IMDb
  3. Federico Alvarez: el sueño del pibe 2.0
  4. Reseña: Evil Dead - Multiverseros
  5. Mira la conferencia de prensa de POSESION INFERNAL / Evil dead en Montevideo - Gorosito.tv
  6. Primera Muestra de Cine de Terror | Blanca Rodriguez
  7. https://www.facebook.com/PosesionInfernalArg
  8. Aztec Warrior (2013) - IMDb


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