Thiago Moura Januário is a Brazilian digital artist from Londrina, shaped by years of drawing since childhood. He grew up surrounded by comics and cartoons, and that early push kept him close to art for more than twenty‑five years.
Painting by Artist Thiago Moura Januário 
He worked first as a graphic designer, then moved into illustration around 2010, learning the publishing world from inside a game studio and a children’s book company. By 2013 he shifted fully toward digital painting as the market demanded it.
He doesn’t choose a single favorite project. Each piece carries a memory, a client’s story, or an emotional reason behind it. He admits older works bother him now, because he sees mistakes he didn’t know about back then.
He deals with frustration daily, never fully satisfied with his skills, and that restlessness keeps him studying and improving.
His piece FTHR grew from a sketch into a week‑long painting. He mixed realism with the feel of traditional oils, inspired by fire’s movement and a fashion photograph.
Fine‑arts painters influence him deeply, especially realism and classic brushwork. He tries to bring that texture into digital form.
His work today moves between publishing, advertising and personal studies, always chasing better color, movement and emotion.