Ink
Bold ink illustrations with strong contrasts and detailed linework
Odin's Rune Song II
2025 • Medium
"Under that root which turns into the direction of Niflheim is the spring Hvergelmir, and Níðhöggr gnaws the root from below." —Prose Edda, Gylfaginning 15 (Anthony Faulkes translation)
Earth Chan
2018 • Medium
Planet Earth as a feminine figure. The idea came from a popular challenge among artists from 2018. I liked the concept, so this is the line art of an improved version of the original I drew for the challenge.
The Whistler
2018 • Medium
Inktober 2018 - Venezuelan Myths. Drawing number 24. This is one of the most popular Venezuelan myths. A horrible spectre which can be spotted roaming through the plains. He is known as El Silbón (meaning the man who whistles), due to his most bizarre characteristic: he produces a chilling whistling sound, and if it's heard nearby it denotes that he is far away, and if on the contrary it is heard far away it's a signal that El Silbón is very near. Sakura micron pens on white drawing paper.
Fish Wood
2022 • Medium
Quick sketch of a tree and fish swimming around it. Black ballpoint pen on white paper.
Mr Hyde
2019 • Medium
Character interpretation of Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson. Sakura micron pens on white paper.
Witch of the Woods
2024 • Medium
An old witch of the woods. Sakura micron pens on white drawing paper.
The Ghost Carriage
2018 • Medium
Inktober 2018 - Venezuelan Myths. Drawing number 13. In the dark streets of the city of Puerto Cabello, Carabobo State, the sound of horses hooves clipping is often heard along with the noise of the wheels of a carriage. Those who have seen the carriage describe it as an old one pulled by energetic horses enveloped in flames. The elders of this place assure that this carriage appears when someone is about to die to take their soul to the depths of hell. Those who see it make it go away by making the sign of the cross and praying a Creed.
The Woman with Horns
2018 • Medium
Inktober 2018 - Venezuelan Myths. Drawing number 9. There's a story in Caracas, Venezuela's capital City, of a woman who sold her soul to the devil in order to seek revenge against her boyfriend who was cheating on her with one of her friends. Through a pact with the devil, she turned into a disfigured beast. She has been spotted on top of the rooftops of the city while producing a cry similar to a hyena's. Sakura Micron Pens on white paper.
Mermaid and Raven
2021 • Large
Friendship in the opposites. Sakura micron pens on white drawing paper.
Sail Together to the Moon
2021 • Medium
Music inspired me to draw this one. Two lovers sailed together towards the moon. Sakura micron pens on white drawing paper.
Spirits
2021 • Large
Ancient tree protected by spirits. Sakura micron pens on white drawing paper.
Cereton
2018 • Medium
Inktober 2018 - Venezuelan Myths. Drawing number 5. The citizens of Falcón state in Venezuela assure that magical beings which they call ceretones or cachuchones (due to the kind of hat they wear) live among them.
The Momoy
2018 • Medium
Inktober 2018 - Venezuelan Myths. Drawing number 11. A gnome found in The Andes Mountains from Venezuela, especially in the state of Trujillo. They usually live near lakes and rivers and are considered their protectors. They are said to be magical creatures who like to play pranks on humans who venture into their territories.
The Lost Axeman
2018 • Medium
Inktober 2018 - Venezuelan Myths. Drawing number 8. The Lost Axeman "If during the night a wail is heard to go across San Camilo, the shadow of your memory is arised, if you are still suffering in the mountains of time, I will willingly pray, for you Lost Lumberjack, your Creed." This verse encloses the legend from the small town of San Camilo in the Venezuelan state of Apure.
The Chinigua
2018 • Medium
Inktober 2018 - Venezuelan Myths. Drawing number 20. It's the spirit of a woman who during her life used her beauty to break the hearts of numerous men. She is often seen in the Eastern parts of Venezuela, particularly Margarita Island.
Knots
2021 • Medium
A case study on anatomy.
Anglerfish
2021 • Medium
Another pieces inspired by music... lets just say that he's... under pressure.
Moonlight Butterflies
2023 • Medium
Delicate butterflies dancing around the moon.
Three Witch Sisters - Argeviv
2021 • Medium
The first of three witch sisters. Her name is Argeviv.
Three Witch Sisters - Ursul
2021 • Medium
The second of three witch sisters. Her name is Ursul.
Three Witch Sisters - Algemma
2023 • Large
The third of three witch sisters. Her name is Algemma.
Decay
2022 • Medium
Breaking down and transforming in the natural cycle of deterioration and renewal.
Odin's Rune Song I
2025 • Medium
There is one place called Hlidskjalf, and when Odin sat there on his high seat, he looked out over the whole world and saw every man's acts and knew all things that he saw. - Gylfaginning, Anthony Faulkes' translation (1987, Everyman edition, p. 17)
The Hydra of the Orinoco River
2018 • Medium
Inktober 2018 - Venezuelan Myths. Drawing number 4. People from Ciudad Bolívar say that the Orinoco River hides a system of caves and tunnels that extend endlessly beneath the city, where a giant, seven-headed hydra dwells. Many claim to have seen it, and in 1988, a local newspaper published what they assert are photos of the creature.
Will o’ the Wisps
2018 • Medium
Inktober 2018 - Venezuelan Myths. Drawing number 7. In Venezuela, will-o'-the-wisps are a common phenomenon, especially in the east, where they are believed to be the tormented souls of those who died tragically, were condemned for their sins, or that refuse to leave us. Often blue or green, they are observed wandering over savannas, near tombs, and around rivers, ponds, and seas.
The Sayona
2018 • Medium
Inktober 2018 - Venezuelan Myths. Drawing number 10. The Sayona, named for the white saya dress she wears, is a seductive yet terrifying white lady ghost. Survivors describe her as a beautiful, provocative woman who lures men, only to transform into a horrific skeleton in torn clothes. She can emit a deafening cry, often driving her victims to death or madness.
The Weeping Woman (La Llorona)
2018 • Medium
Inktober 2018 - Venezuelan Myths. Drawing number 6. A popular Hispanic white lady ghost, Venezuela also has its own version. She was a woman from colonial times who murdered her own children and then died herself. If she finds children alone, she may take them in confusion.
The Enchanted Pond
2018 • Medium
Inktober 2018 - Venezuelan Myths. Drawing number 12. In Henri Pittier National Park, Maracay, Venezuela, a beautiful yet enchanted pond is said to swirl its waters at night. After the swirling stops, two caskets—one blue, one yellow—emerge from the bottom. Anyone who touches them is trapped and pulled to the depths, never to be seen again.
The Headless Horseman
2018 • Medium
Inktober 2018 - Venezuelan Myths. Drawing number 18. Venezuela's Headless Horseman, a legend that originated in 1812 during the Venezuelan War of Independence, is a tragic figure whose forbidden love led to his decapitation. Ever since his death, he is seen riding his horse during the Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, searching for his beloved and his head.
The Fireball
2018 • Medium
Inktober 2018 - Venezuelan Myths. Drawing number 15. A fireball roams the Venezuelan plains, spinning like a flaming wheel with a ghastly face visible inside. Usually harmless, it can burn someone if it gets too close. Locals drive it away by yelling foul words until it leaves.
The Ghost of the Nurse
2018 • Medium
Inktober 2018 - Venezuelan Myths. Drawing number 19. Long ago, Pura Vizcaya, a devoted nurse in Venezuela, cared deeply for all her patients. After her death, her spirit is said to linger in the hospital where she worked, visiting and caring for gravely ill patients at night until they recover.
Chinamitos
2018 • Small
Inktober 2018 - Venezuelan Myths. Drawing number 16. Chinamitos are mischievous spirits spotted on Margarita Island, believed to be the souls of unbaptized children. They are said to lure other unbaptized or misbehaving children, causing their deaths to join them in eternal play.
The Beast
2018 • Medium
Inktober 2018 - Venezuelan Myths. Drawing number 22. “La Fiera” (The Beast) depicts a beautiful young woman from the Andean moorlands of Mérida, Venezuela, who lures travelers with hospitality, only to transform into a terrifying beast at night. One survivor escaped her deadly feast after dawn broke, but she warned of worse fate if he crossed her path again.
The Fish in the Lagoon
2018 • Medium
Inktober 2018 - Venezuelan Myths. Drawing number 21. This supernatural being, shaped like a fish, can control nature's forces to harm local fishermen. Known as "La Pescadita" (meaning "the little female fish") in Miranda State, Venezuela, she is traditionally described as always ill-tempered.
The Ghost of Boves
2018 • Medium
Inktober 2018 - Venezuelan Myths. Drawing number 30. Jose Tomas Boves, a notoriously cruel officer during Venezuela's War of Independence, was executed in what is now Anzoátegui State. Yet, his ghost continues to haunt the region, riding swiftly across the plains on a stallion with terrifying neighs. His fiery hair and a bloody gash across his chest, the mark of his fatal wound, are visible when he emerges.
The Hangman of the Ceiba and the Weeping Saman
2018 • Medium
Inktober 2018 - Venezuelan Myths. Drawing number 14. In San Fernando, Apure, a man attempted to hang himself from a Ceiba tree, only to regret it in his final moments—but help came too late. Now, his restless spirit haunts the branches each night, crying out "Do I fall down, or not?" And terrifies those who come near.
Mermaid Tattoo
2020 • Medium
This was a commission I completed for a tattoo design. My customer requested that the mermaid be tattooed as well, and gave me creative freedom on the design. I chose to do a swallow tattoo for both its meaning and because it contrasted with the mermaid's sea nature. I did the lines with ink, but I used Prismacolor pencil for the rest. This is the line art I did in ink before I added the color.
The Paraguachi Tree
2018 • Medium
Inktober 2018 - Venezuelan Myths. Drawing number 25. A legend from Isla de Margarita, reveals the origin of a peculiar looking Paraguachi tree. A young woman from colonial times suffered deeply with unfulfilled love, pleaded with God to ease her suffering, and he transformed her into the tree. Her soul is said to still linger within, and laughter and love songs can be heard when people draw near.
Juan Machete
2018 • Medium
Inktober 2018 - Venezuelan Myths. Drawing number 23. In the Venezuelan plains, Juan Francisco Ortiz forged a pact with the devil, trading his wife’s and children’s souls for vast riches. Terrified as the devil fulfilled his part, he hid his wealth, baptized his children and vanished. Now, his restless spirit roams as Juan Machete, wielding a fiery machete and breathing fire, condemned to roam for tricking the devil.
Arrow Tattoo
2018 • Small
This is a commissioned tattoo design of an arrow. I was asked to create an arrow featuring a “;”, a peacock feather, and the word “survive,” written in Sanskrit. The text on the arrow is अतिजीवति, or “ati-jivati,” which means "survive," and I’ve incorporated it as part of the design.
The Savannah Herd
2018 • Medium
Inktober 2018 - Venezuelan Myths. Drawing number 26. In the Venezuelan plains, old landowners buried riches in donkey or mule corpses, guarded by beheaded laborers to deter thieves. Now, spectral herds with a dark glow, ridden by headless riders, roam the savannah at night, protecting their claimed lands.
The Enchantment of Rivas Square
2018 • Medium
Inktober 2018 - Venezuelan Myths. Drawing number 17. Locals from Aragua State believe a warlock killed at the Ribas Square Park is the source of an enchantment which traps anyone walking alone at night in a disorienting stupor, losing all sense of time and direction, only to awaken in the city's cemetery.
The Calf from Las Babas
2018 • Medium
Inktober 2018 - Venezuelan Myths. Drawing number 28. In the town of Las Babas, a small calf roams with lone travelers, but many avoid it since it turns into a horrific fiery eyed monster.