Claudio Munoz (1947–), illustrator and 1997 winner of the French Prix du Livre de la Mer for The Little Captain (1995), which he both wrote and illustrated. A native of Chile and now a resident of the UK, Munoz studied architecture but left to pursue a career in illustration. He publishes regularly in The Economist and illustrates picture books such as Night Walk (UK2002, V&A/WHSmith award 2003), by partner Jill Newsome, and Tia Isa Wants a Car (US2011), by Meg Medina. Munoz is admired internationally for the versatility of his illustrations, which complement a range of widely disparate texts. He blogs at Seven Impossible Things. If you are interested in buying cartoons or drawings from Claudio Munoz, Contact Us.
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Online shopping![800-600e grocery](http://www.w-t-w.org/en/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/800-600e-grocery.jpeg)
Dilma Roussef trying to drive Brazil out of trouble with not much help from her politicians![800-600-Americas](https://www.w-t-w.org/en/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/800-600-Americas.jpg)
A very determined shareholder![800-600-LBlock](http://www.w-t-w.org/en/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/800-600-LBlock.jpg)
An easy going Newzealand police woman with drug addict kiwi
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Book illustrations:
Night Walk (UK2002, V&A/WHSmith award 2003), by partner Jill Newsome
Tia Isa Wants a Car (US2011), by Meg Medina