My name in a flower. This style and these shapes have been repeatedly showing up in my work—I even have the flowers painted on the walls in my bedroom.

A new logo for a new start. Including some other fun color combinations.

Oil pastels and delirium on pastel paper. April 24th, 2025.

You can see progress shots of this piece on my Patreon.

A deeply personal piece about my experience with BPD. It’s taken years to complete to satisfaction.

Mixed media. Oil, acrylic, markers, tempera, and some oil pastel on canvas board.

You can see progress shots of this piece on my Patreon.

My first return to personal, creative work in months. A vent piece of how stressful it feels to be harassed and bothered and judged while working.

Acrylic on canvas board, with some fine liners and colored pencils for detail.

You can see progress shots of this piece on my Patreon.

Nobody ever escapes H*talia.

Two pieces I did for the Hetalia collaborative zine “Razzle Dazzle”, which focuses on the historical side of the characters.

This character’s name is Hoelun, and she’s actually an original character of mine. You can read the zine (free!) here.

You can read the poem I wrote to go along with the second image here, on my blog.

Made in an art session with a friend from college.

Posca paintmarkers and a feeling of hope on canvas. Hanging in my kitchen right now for when I need it. Still love the lettering I did. Free handed!

A Posca piece I did during an art session with a friend.

They’re angels, maybe. Having fun up in the skies among the clouds. Something completely different from my usual work, at least in terms of style and subject. This, alongside the Posca self portrait, really marked a change in my artwork.

This marked a big change in my art style and creative style. I’m not a big self portrait type of person, but something awoke in me that morning…

You can see progress shots of this piece on my Patreon

Another commission for someone's character, whose playby/faceclaim is Andrew Garfield.

You can also see progress shots of this on my Patreon

A personal comission of someone's character, who happens to have Andrew Garfield as their faceclaim.

You can see the work in progress shots of this piece on my Patreon.

A character who's been rumbling around in my head for a while. I wanted to try and illustrate some of her ~iconique~ outfits, because she's a little different in personality than my usual characters.

You can also see me playing with her hair in the second set—It’s constantly morphing in my mind. Always changing, always fluid. Wild.

A quick speed paint for some merchandise branding. Done in Photoshop.

An illustration commissioned for the cover of the book "Insanities, Soundness, and Reality: A collection of short stories told perhaps by the same person" Done in late 2016.

In private collection.

My first real painting commission. Oil and Acrylic on Canvas, with gold foil and Prisma markers. Two canvases always meant to be placed together, side by side. As a diptych.

Lolita fashion with the aesthetics of the Mexican Charra. She's a cute mascot commissioned for a business card design; you can see her concept sketch down at the bottom!

Illustrative art of a collaborative fantasy story. The character shown is a medicinal witch searching for rare ingredients.

Three progress shots, and the initial color test sketch. All made in Photoshop.

A redone assignment from a class back in college. Had to create a mood background meant to be used as an animation backdrop. First version of this was not liked by my professor, fun fact. It was at an extreme/exaggerated angle from the ground/below the ground. Whoops.

Concept art for a fantasy environment involving ruins. Final and some sketches.

A fun imitation of American 1950s pinups and advertising combined with whisps of the beloved Mexican Calendar girl trope. You can see variations of her on the front of my custom postcards (the last two, pictured below).

A ~2 hour speed paint of one of my favourite musicians of all time. Referenced from a photo by Paul Giunta: http://www.paulrgiunta.com/music

Another speed paint of one of my favourite musicians. Referenced from a photo by Gus Stewart: http://www.gusstewart.com/

A ~6.5 hour speed paint of Monica Bellucci. Referenced from a still of the movie Malena.

A digital painting of a much used and beloved character. Made in Photoshop.

An adventure in speedpainting and gif making.

Concept sketch, color test, and final of a new character.

A character designed to fit into Iranian Film Farsi and Quentin Tarantino genres.

A character designed for a non-European centric fantasy story. She has elements of Mexica, Maya, and Raramuri culture.

A self portrait.

A fun little drawing of a character in a fantasy setting.