Short stories told through drawings, paintings and illustrations
Since I left the city of my birth, Ciudad de Mexico, I started an art journal. I create drawings, paintings and illustrations from every outstanding, inspiring scene I witness. I love working with traditional materials in traditional ways, using paint on canvas or ink on paper. I love sharing stories through images I create. It both kind and fun to do.
Paintings on canvas
Lluvia de Oro tree. Its yellow flowers bloom during the summer. The hotter the weather the more beautiful.
Merida downtown during Christmas time.
Aluxes looking after corn fields. Mythical creatures living in the Yucatán.
Mexican fairies braiding each other’s hair.
Merida City Cathedral under the ocean
Merida City houses in downtown.
A house after the rain. Sometimes the streets are flooded with transparent and warm water.
Street cats at night waiting for a human to feed them.
Depiction of Tizimin Village
Depiction of X-Kanchakán, a mexican village in Yucatan
Progreso port, Yucatan
Working on Paper
Pet sitting Theo while his family were at the monarch butterflies sanctuary
Pet sitting Boxo at artist’s studio
Creatures under the sea
Sandals vendor at the market
Spices vendor at the market
Wooden boxes painted by hand
I paint on boxes many houses I find charmy. You can take a whole traditional house in a box 🙂
Blue house front. People take fresh air on the side walk
Painting the front of the yellow house. Comission for the owner of a large house.
Yellow house living room
Yellow house bedroom.
Digital illustrations
Although I refused adopting her at the begining, Jade became a great companion and emotional support for my daughter. We lived in a house with traditional tiles that could not be missing from this illustration.
Bathing Jade, she loves bathing time.
I noticed how cute kittens are when they explore the world, and I started to take pictures of every single cute scene.
New kitten was named Rose and started exploring her new home.
For a few years, I worked as a pet sitter. My first night taking care of a friendly Basset Hound named Señor Pepe, I heard his howling for hours. The poor little guy missed his human a lot :.(
The first day I took care of Trixie, the chihuahua, she didn’t want to eat anything because she missed her human so much 🙁
When I was sitting Sirena and Hanna, they waited anxiously and happily for the dog daycare van to arrive.
Drawing inspired by the linocut exhibition Mitos Grabados en el Cielo, which took place at the El Zapote Gallery.