CARLOS ZAMORA
CARLOS ZAMORA (he/him)
Chief Creative Officer, Founder
A Cuban-American designer and illustrator, CARLOS ZAMORA is the Chief Creative Officer and Founder of CARTEL. Zamora’s award-winning illustrations have been published in The New York Times, Time Magazine, Scholastics, New York Observer, The Boston Globe, Advertising Age, American Lawyer, and The Wall Street Journal. Zamora earned his Bachelor of Arts from Havana Design Institute (ISDI), Cuba’s premier design school, in 2000. A father, an author and educator, Zamora is also a former President of AIGA St. Louis. He currently serves as a board member for Lambert International Airport Art Advisory Committee and the Tennessee Williams Festival. He cherishes a fondness for poster design, Russian cartoons, propaganda art and cigars. He has received the Communication Arts Award of Excellence in the categories of Illustration and Typography. His work has been featured in the Society of Illustrators, 3X3 Magazine, Illustration World and Creative Quarterly. His poster for Cinco de Mayo in Cherokee Street made it to Los Diez, the top ten latino illustrations of the Year by American Illustration. He is currently working on The Poster Festival of the Américas, an initiative aimed to unite poster designers from Cuba and the United States, while looking for publishers for his most recent picture book The Forest Within.