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I'm so happy to announce that six of my Viktor & Jayce Talis artworks will be displayed at Hexcore Nights, an official Arcane event by Riot Games on October 29th & 30th in Los Angeles!
Thank you Riot Games for this special honor ⚙️💙
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Here's the full official jayvik DJ set played at the Hexcore Nights event a couple of nights ago! Happy pride 🎊
Hexcore Nights jayvik t-shirt + stickers sold at the Gallery Nucleus Arcane Exhibit.
Hexcore Nights in Paris was one of my favourite parties this year 🧪👩🏻🎤⚔️
If tonight's party is half as good, I'll start 2026 a happy person 💃Wishing you all a glorious NYE!👯♂️
A lil Xmas gift for those who couldn’t make it to Hexcore Nights in person 🎁😘
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Hexcore Nights in Paris was f*cking fantastic!
And today is my personal Arcane anniversary – exactly 1 year since I finished S2 🥳🎉
i saw this post that Riot Games had posted on instagram which i assume was in Los Angeles of one of the Hexcore Nights events. i had seen it because it was shared to Hicox_art's story, which was an artist i had seen on twitter (which features the often stolen butterfly design by togatapunch but is credited in the caption of Hicox's Oct. 10 post).
seeing the reel of the event that Riot had posted, it made me curious if a regular attendee had vlogged the experience, and i came across this video of the red flags the Mexico City one had.
i've mostly heard of Hexcore Nights online in reference to the Los Angeles one, and i think the idea itself is cool, but the actual event is too capitalism-y and doesn't bring the right hype
