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GOJIRAAAAAAAA!!!

Made from paper mache >:D

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Fanartworks

Avatar Kyoshi Vs. Azula

Alice in Wonderland

Madoka Magica

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So cute 🥹

MONO AND SIX COMIC I DID!!🤎💛

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Marinera

I went to a Peruvian festival in New Jersey and got really, REALLY inspired. No joke, I made this like two days afterwards-

It was super fun to make though, so it was worth it. I absolutely love Marinera dresses and would totally buy one for myself if given the chance.

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Yessss!!! I love this style of animation, it’s so uncanny in the best way possible.

my new short film Homemade Gatorade is out now

click here to watch

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Chanchito~

Again old, but kinda cute. I don't think I've ever posted Felipé on here.

This is small, but her dynamic with Santós is basically her antagonizing him with Spanish words he doesn't know, and him coming up with new insults to counteract.

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Unstoppable

Another old comic!

Unfortunately, I'm thinking of cutting Mr. Forrest from the main story. That or he'll get merged with another character. He would have been a quiet, cool, mysterious guy, but a huge nerd. And somehow, he would get Crimson into some of the things he was into when he was young.

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Makeup!

I've been making a website for my art, and I found a bunch of old stuff I'd like to share :D

The girl with pigtails is Mentirosa and of course, Crimson. I imagine the two try to find cool or fun things in people's abandoned apartments.

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Broken Radio (Animated Short Film)

The film is a series of diary entries being read by Ivy Park as she makes an unexpected animal friend.

Broken Radio is the version of the When It Rains Episode 1 script that got cut down pretty hard. So, even though it has key elements, the script has already changed enough that this film can be viewed on its own, hopefully.

Also, I finally put some effort into a thumbnail!

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FUTURISM is the KEY to Human Technological Advancement

My Map is a large blood vein. Each of the art movements are blood vessels. Each movement has a bit of another within it, whether that be through style or ideals, and together they make up a larger part of a body. If I were to make the map bigger, I would go beyond art and make a different part of the body be technology. All of the advancements in science would also be blood cells. So, as different topics and movements are mapped out, ultimately, they would form a human body. The Mapping of All of Human Existence is what this larger map would be called.

Going back to my map of artists’ movements, Futurism is the biggest on the page because I think that’s when art hit its peak of understanding. Art itself is so hard to grasp the meaning of because it’s so subjective, however, I believe that Furtists have nearly reached the boundary of what this word could mean and how it can benefit society. Futurists believe that art should be violent, revolutionary, and free from any past. They embrace the future, technology, and culture. I’m really drawn to this movement because their outlook is one of hope, hope for the future, hope for technological advancements, and societal liberation. The art that gets us there is “nothing but violence, cruelty, and injustice”1. It may seem morally questionable of me to agree with this sentiment, but unless it’s performance art, I don’t see a problem with making art of this radical nature. Especially when most of it is abstracted to some degree. What I don’t like, however, is that they want liberation from the past and specifically freedom from Italy’s past actions. What would make this moment perfect in its philosophy is if they at least acknowledge the history that brought them there and possibly take some inspiration from it. Referencing the past might even make the artwork more violent. Honestly, I think they are simply trying to separate themselves from the guilt of the past, and frankly, I don’t think that’s good practice or constructive. To make this movement truly the pinnacle of all art movements is to change that one aspect of it, because then futurists would be these people celebrating evolution whilst also acknowledging the past. Which is extremely productive in creating a future society that’s fully in touch with itself and its people. If this art movement existed today, which it probably does in a different context but it would be very beneficial to our current time because we are already looking for new ways to spice up our lives with technology. We are looking for an idea to take us to the next level of human advancement. Artistry has been a great way to generate those ideas. Historically, art cannot exist without technology. The two are intrinsically intertwined and are always elevating the other to new heights, and merge together beautifully, too. Now this is what I believe futurism should strive for because we would truly reach the ultimate formula that could be used over and over again to create more and more new technologies. And with these new technologies mixing together with new artistry, they create something monumentally unfathomable. That is why I fully believe if futurism were tweaked a little bit, it would be the closest we’ve ever come to the perfect formula for the evolution of human civilization.

Dadaism, on the other hand, is super insecure, whilst Futurists are more directed and realistic about what they can achieve with their art, Dadaism is people trying way too hard to be nonsensical. They try to take their own hand out of the artmaking process, but that is conceptually and physically extremely hard to do. It's unreasonable in a way. In addition, they act like what they’re doing has no meaning, but that’s not the peak of artistic value because it’s not benefiting anyone, and I think art should be beneficial to society in some respect. Surrealists, too, do not understand that you can be nonsensical and strange and morally questionable and make a piece of art that is revolutionary and adds to the ever-changing cultures of every society.

Footnote 1:  Apollonio, Umbro, ed. Documents of 20th Century Art: Futurist Manifestos. Brain, Robert, R.W. Flint, J.C. Higgitt, and Caroline Tisdall, trans. New York: Viking Press, 1973

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Choose your own adventure whilst making a mask!

Cootoes to whoever reaches all the alternate endings :)

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I’ve been working on episode 2 of When It Rains, which I’ve retconned to being episode 1. I’ve simplified the script extensively to be college final-friendly, too. It hurt my soul to do, but I think the core story is much more comprehensive this way.

This is her redesign. I'm still unsure of how to make her silhouette more prominent :/

My goal here is to keep it child-friendly, but I'm slowly losing sight of that oh well

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The skeleton fish dude is so unreasonably cool

Patient designs

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Official comic art!!!!!! 🎉🎉

“Are you going with me? “

I finally post official art of my oc story that’s not just doodles of them kissing If you’d like to learn more about my scrimblos I have a comic 😈 it’s right here

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This is sooo cool :D this lighting is fire 🔥

The maw is always watching

(Quick drawing to practice light)

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Are you doing art fight this year? Wanted to see who I could potentially attack for my first year of art fight hehehehe.

Sorry but probably not lol

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This brings me so much joy

The demons in my head told me to draw this one.