Istvan Banyai is a Hungarian illustrator born in Budapest who moved to the United States in 1981. He quickly found success with his illustrations appearing in major publications like The Atlantic Monthly, Time, and The New Yorker. Banyai has also created album covers for record labels and an animated short film. His wordless children's book Zoom about receding perspectives was acclaimed as one of the best books of the year. Banyai currently lives and works in New York City.

1. ISTVAN BANYAI

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ISTVAN BANYAI
Ilustrador húngaro. Nació y creció en Budapest, Hungría. Se
instaló en los EE.UU. en 1981. Ha publicado ilustraciones en
revistas, diseñado cubiertas de discos y trabajado en dibujos
animados. Zoom fue su primer álbum ilustrado. Vive y trabaja
en Nueva York.
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Born in Hungary, Istvan Banyai quickly made his mark in the United States after
his arrival in 1981, with his striking and innovative illustrations appearing in
such publications as Atlantic Monthly, Time,The New Yorker, Playboy, and
Rolling Stone. Istvan has crafted cover art for Verve, Sony, and Capital Records,
and has created an animated short film for Nickelodeon, MTV Europe, and Jean
Michel Jarre. His unique vision found ample room to bloom in children's book
ZOOM. This wordless journey through receding perspectives was hailed as one
of the best children's books of the year by the New York Times and Publisher's
Weekly, and won a National Children's Choice Award based on the judgements
of kids themselves. Istvan Banyai lives in New York .
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