Today I bring to you an artwork a little different of what I'm used to do. When I did this, I was still without electricity due to the national blackout that happened on Venezuela (If you wanna know more of ...expand text.

Today I bring to you an artwork a little different of what I'm used to do. When I did this, I was still without electricity due to the national blackout that happened on Venezuela (If you wanna know more of what happened you can read my post about it here) and since I didn't had anything to do, I wanted to draw, but, I usually just draw with refferences, I like to se what I'm drawing, or at least have things of what I can get inspired. And as I didn't had my laptop to search anything, my phone was dead and I had already drawn everything that was inspiring to me in my house, I started to just doodle in my sketchbook. Sadly I cannot show you a picture of that first doodle on all the page because I did not have a camera due to the blackout, but it only was a lot of lines scribbled all over the page. From there, I thought it would be an interesting challenge to me if I could be able to pull forms and a sense out of that doodle. So, I started to look at the scribbled lines, searching for some form that was wating for me to take it out, and I started to see trees, a beach, clouds and a little ship. I marked everything with colored pencils, outlining everything that I saw in my doodle, it wasn't easy. Sometimes, I lost the track of the forms that I was creating, but I took them again on the road. It was fun, a good form to kill some time, and with more advance it was taking form of a pretty artwork. I colored everything with colored pencils, but since they weren't adding well onto the heavy papper, I swiched into water colors to building up more saturation and a solid color in every form. And the best part, in my opinion is how the watercolors did the job to mantain the same color but in different tonalities. It built more depth. Close text

Cherry. A cute and interesting girl that I really enjoyed to drew. She's a badass with a lot of sense of fashion who loves wear originals things that represent her, in her miltary style jacket I put some Venezuela refferences, ...expand text.

Cherry. A cute and interesting girl that I really enjoyed to drew. She's a badass with a lot of sense of fashion who loves wear originals things that represent her, in her miltary style jacket I put some Venezuela refferences, just like the flag, and she enhanced it more her adding some accessories and cutie patches. Her hair has blue reflexes and shadows, she has blue and almond eyes. I used a mixed media method, with colored pencils and wattercolors. Close text

A piece of mixed media on watercolor (wet method) and chinese ink, represinting a Zentangle inspired Art, where you can see platents full of patterns in a pastel colored galaxy.

Framed ink and water color portrait of Poe and his Crow on fine paper

Mrigashira is from a series of 27 images I created for an astrology software company to represent the 27 nakshatras. Nakshatras, or "lunar mansions", are a Vedic zodiac system based on the movement of the moon. Each has its own ...expand text.

Mrigashira is from a series of 27 images I created for an astrology software company to represent the 27 nakshatras. Nakshatras, or "lunar mansions", are a Vedic zodiac system based on the movement of the moon. Each has its own special properties and qualities not unlike the Western solar zodiac of 12 signs, which most people are familiar with.Mrigashira is represented by a human-antelope hybrid standing on the moon holding a magical vessel. The ethereal forms and pastel colors surrounding the figure as well as the figure itself convey the elusive and transformational nature of this nakshatra. Close text

lithography print is on acid free mohawk paper 1000 s/n by Alaine Daniel (original in watercolor)

Ashlesha is another piece from the nakshatra series see Nakshatra 5- mrigashira. These pieces are executed in thick layers of watercolor crayon, detailed in metallic acrylic paint, on watercolor paper.The two intertwining serpents in the foreground relate to the serpentine ...expand text.

Ashlesha is another piece from the nakshatra series see Nakshatra 5- mrigashira. These pieces are executed in thick layers of watercolor crayon, detailed in metallic acrylic paint, on watercolor paper.The two intertwining serpents in the foreground relate to the serpentine nature of Ashlesha, which literally translates to "embracing, entwining". They are also an ancient symbol of healing and medicine, which are still seen today as a symbol of the medical profession.The veiled figure in the background relates to the hidden, mysterious quality of Ashlesha, which can be likened to the character of the Hermit in Tarot . Close text

Original in watercolor

Original in watercolor