Predrag Koraksić Corax

In October 2004, he was rewarded French Légion d'honneur. In December 2017, he was awarded with "Dobar primer Novog Optimizma" award.

He is a prominent cartoonist in Serbia, as his cartoons are published in well known publications and his style is easily recognized. He also published several books, among which are: the "Past Continuous Tense" (Serbian: "Trajno prošlo vreme") and the "Phenomenon of Rusty Spoon" (Serbian: "Fenomenologija zarđale kašike"), covering political life in Serbia from 1990 to 2016 in caricatures form. For his works he said that throughout his career: "(he) took care that the caricature should not offend anyone, not to be excessive, not to insult, but to be ridicule, irony, that a person laughs". Commenting on inspiration for making cartoons about politicians, he said: "I've been always driven mad by arrogance, which is actually a dominant characteristic of those people, ruthlessness, lies, deceit... and especially nationalism."

Since 1989, Corax worked for the independent newspaper Borba, but moved to Danas, where he still works, when Borba was taken over by the Serbian government. From 1990 until 2005 he was working for magazine Vreme, where he was a member of the editorial board.

After the war Corax graduated from the grammar school in Zemun and studied architecture in Belgrade, but dropped out in his third year of studies. Corax started his professional cartoonist career in 1950 in newspaper Jež. Afterwards, Corax worked for Večernje novosti, from which he was expelled after the court process in 1993.

Predrag Koraksić Corax (Serbian: Предраг Кораксић Коракс; born 15 June 1933) is a Serbian political caricaturist.

Koraksić was born on 15 June 1933 in Gornja Gorevnica, near Čačak. His parents are Stojan and Zorka (née Borić), who were teachers. His father, who was also one of the Partisan Movement leaders, was killed during the World War II by Chetniks in 1941. Corax spent four years as a refugee.