Lascano's success quickly escalated and soon he found himself participating at the Zacuto's Emmy award-winning web series The Great Camera Shootout[6] in Chicago and being invited by Vimeo to participate as a judge for the Animation Category of their first festival, Vimeo Festival + Awards,[7] held in New York on October 9, 2010, together with other award-winning filmmakers such as David Lynch, Nicolas Schmerkin and Vincent Laforet.

[11] Later that year, captivated by the real-eyes technique, The Coca-Cola Company summoned Carlos to direct the official animated commercial spot the brand presented at the 2012 Eurocup.

Its charming character and the impeccable combination of live action and animation has also made the short film become an instant Staff Pick video at Vimeo[13] with over 1,500,000 views in the first year.

[15] Carlos' current activity is divided between the creation of audiovisual projects (both personal and commercial), and an extensive agenda of conferences, courses and seminaries, like the ones he gave in Bogotá (Colombia) in 2014,[16] Vologda[17] and Moscow[18] (Russia) in 2012 and 2013, Vienna (Austria)[19] in 2012, etc.

Owner of a very personal style, his mixing of digital tools and real objects brought a new organic aesthetic concept to animation, making Carlos achieve international recognition and setting him on the sight of large advertisement companies.