Enrique Moreiro Biography
Enrique Moreiro committed to his art and started working with publishers since 1985, in his teens. He studied Fine Arts in Madrid and traveled throughout France, Italy, Greece, and the US to complete his education. After earning his degree, he established his illustration studio in NY whee he freelanced mostly for the postal issues of over a dozen countries from four continents, which gave him a versatile, encyclopedic approach to his metier. He currently lives in Spain and works full-time as an artist.
Learning, experimenting with media and techniques, doing project research and teamworking are part of the fun side of illustrating.
CLIENT LIST
The postal bureaus of: Bhutan, Micronesia,Tanzania, Ghana, Republic of Congo, Uganda, Gambia, Liberia, Republic of Comoros, Guyana, Maldives, St. Vincent, St. Kitts, Dominica, Antigua & Barbuda, Nevis, and Granada
The Boston Globe, American Federation of Teachers, Forbes Company, Philips International, Scholastic, Tricycle Press, McGraw-Hill, Equinox Press, Long Wharf Theater of Chicago, Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey, Groundwood Books (Canada) among others
In Spain: The Ministry of Public Works, Spanish Army General Headquarters PR, National Youth Institute, National Council for Scientific Research (CSIC), National Employment Institute, Autonomous Government of Extremadura, Bishopric of Plasencia, Quercus Magazine, Editorial Everest, Editorial Sirpus, Varenga Comunicacion, and others
EXHIBITIONS
His work has been exhibited at group and solo shows at galleries and institutions such as:
Salmagundi Club, NYC
Goethe-Nationalmuseum, Weimar, Germany
France National Mint, Paris
Wroclaw Museum of Art Medals, Poland
Tampere Art Museum, Finland
New York Public Library
Colorado Springs Money Museum
Medialia-Rack & Hamper Gallery, NYC
Union Gallery, Warsaw
Seixal Municipal Art Center, Portugal
Basis School of Sculpture, Ein Vered, Israel
Plasencia Municipal Gallery, Spain
EDUCATION
1985-1991 Complutense University of Madrid, Spain. M.D., Fine Arts
SPECIALTIES & INTERESTS
People and human figure, portrait, Natural History, medical & fitness, historical, conceptual, life-style, lettering & heraldry, landscape, architecture, children’s
For editorial, fiction and non-fiction, picture books, coffee-table books, covers, comics, postal, collectibles, posters, prints, music CDs, packaging, advertising, institutional, etc.