I am Cecilia Marins, a Brazilian author, illustrator, and journalist based in São Paulo. I recently completed a three-month residency at the Maison des Auteurs in Angoulême, where I worked on my latest graphic novel, Three Stations. I've been honored to receive Brazil's two main comic book awards: the Ângelo Agostini Trophy for Best Independent Publication with Amarras, and the 36th HQ Mix for Boy Dodói, a short story published by Alibri in Germany in 2025. My work focuses on translating taboos and other sensitive topics into captivating comic book stories. I have contributed as an illustrator to AmarElo, a Netflix documentary nominated for an Emmy Award for Best Art Program. In recent years, I was one of only ten artists invited to appear on the popular evening show Roda Viva, where political leaders, writers, philosophers, and artists engage in thoughtful and witty interviews.…I am Cecilia Marins, a Brazilian author, illustrator, and journalist based in São Paulo. I recently completed a three-month residency at the Maison des Auteurs in Angoulême, where I worked on my latest graphic novel, Three Stations. I've been honored to receive Brazil's two main comic book awards: the Ângelo Agostini Trophy for Best Independent Publication with Amarras, and the 36th HQ Mix for Boy Dodói, a short story published by Alibri in Germany in 2025. My work focuses on translating taboos and other sensitive topics into captivating comic book stories. I have contributed as an illustrator to AmarElo, a Netflix documentary nominated for an Emmy Award for Best Art Program. In recent years, I was one of only ten artists invited to appear on the popular evening show Roda Viva, where political leaders, writers, philosophers, and artists engage in thoughtful and witty interviews.WWWW…