Shi-Gu - Itzcacalotl

Hmmm, a big part of it is the canvas size. I usually work around 3000 px or 6000 px resolutions, in 600dpi, depending on how detailed I want an illustration to be, though some computers may have trouble working with such sizes. The bigger you go, even if you can see the pixels and messy lineart/brush strokes when you zoom in, the version you export for online viewing will pretty much always look crisp and clean.

A piece of useless trivia: When designing Donají's mom, Béelia, aside from a single unruly curl, I drew her hair with all the same basic elements of Donají's hairstyle. Though instead of fluffy/pointy, she has straight ends, contrasting their opposite personalities.

New art for you-know-what-site 🌬

Xolotl, god of twins, monsters, deformities, and the personification of the Evening Star (Afternoon Venus). Very quick doodle (?), speedpaint (?)

Design I drew for an Ex libris (bookplate) stamp I'm planning to carve on linoleum.

Just isolated this Donají from her family portrait drawing. I always liked how she looks here, but I had drawn all characters in the same layer, so I finally separated her to use as reference/official art.

These and more available you-know-where!

Para seguidores en Ecatepec y alrededores, este domingo estaré en el Museo de Vestigios Arqueológicos de Ecatepec, donde daré una pequeña plática sobre Códice Negro, mi novela gráfica, y sobre mi trabajo. ¡Ojalá puedan asistir!✨

Immediately thought of the main trio of Codex Black

Donají with the attributes of God of Hunt, Mixcoatl. This drawing is full of symbols related to Donají's past, present and future, as well as to Chicahualizteotl, but I won't go into much detail. It took much longer than usual!