Antonio Seijas

Antonio Seijas Cruz (Ares, Coruña 19 July 1976) is an art historian, illustrator, photographer, painter and author of comic books.
Biography.
Degree in Art History by the Santiago de Compostela University (1994-1998), he started his work with caricatures, 
published in Galician magazines as "Golfiño" e "Murguía"
His first work was released in 2006 under the title "Un Hombre Feliz"
, with foreword by Miguelanxo Prado. In October 2012, it adapted the work of Agustín Fernández, "Cartas de Inverno". "La Luz" is his third work, published in March 2014, and this is the winner of the best comic book in Spain.
He is the illustrator of "Miña querida Sherezade" written by Andrea Maceiras, winner of the Moira Award in 2014.
 and the book "Castañeiro de Abril", by Antonio Fraga.
"O Soño da Serpe" is his first novel, with events in his homeland. It is suitable for youth and adult audiences. 
In the musical area, he is best known for his work on album covers for musicians. A good example is "Happiness Is the Road" from the band Marillion. 
He contributed to the album "Demon", from Norwegian band Gazpacho, and illustrated albums from bands Discanto, Harvest, The Wishing Tree, Nine Stones Close, John Jowitt's arK, 50Hz and The Dave. 
In 2020, he won the award for best graphic novel, with the book"A Chaira", a particularly ambitious work, with literature, drawing and a fantastic book design.
Illustration.
His art was exhibited in several places. He created logos for David Lynch "Foundation Music".
He made part of different charitable initiatives, such as "4 Canciones de hambre y esperanza" and "Canción para un niño en la calle", 
a campaign in which he collaborated with artists as Steve Hogarth, Loquillo, Rebeldes, Lesli, Pep Sala and Jorge Lorenzo.
The television series "La que se avecina" has his paintings. During episodes they are part of the scenario. 