Rafael Araujo, is an architect and illustrator born in Caracas, Venezuela in 1957. We are delighted that we had the chance to take a bit of Araujo’s time for an interview regarding his amazingly detailed work. Inspired by mathematics, Araujo uses geometry, trigonometry and dot sequence to create his illustrations which resemble us a bit with Da Vinci’s sketches. Rafael Araujo’s devotion to making his drawings, result in complex pieces which may seem as if they are computer-made. On the contrary, he draws everything by hand—only using a lamp for light, a ruler, compass and protractor. In Araujo’s drawings, there is no space for error, as he described “Working by hand, with ink on canvas, my main concern is to be aware of what I’m always doing. Errors are paid dearly.”