Daniel Arthur hails from Anápolis, a locale in the state of Goiás, Brazil, rooted in modest beginnings. The artist grew up in a district characterized by its unauthorized land occupations and rudimentary constructions, an experience that undoubtedly nurtured his burgeoning creativity – arguably his most treasured asset. In pursuit of brighter prospects, Arthur’s family relocated to Portugal when he was nine, a country then seen as a beacon of hope for the Lusophone diaspora. This transformative journey allowed Arthur to deeply appreciate both his past scarcities and the potential affluence of the future. From his tender years, Arthur was captivated by the art of sketching. His elder brother, an exemplary draftsman, served as his inaugural muse. The interplay of his brother’s flair and Arthur’s inherent competitive spirit fueled his desire to hone his craft. The siblings often collaborated, immortalizing characters from beloved animations, notably those from Dragon Ball. Throughout his academic journey, spanning high school to university, Arthur’s fervor for drawing never waned.