#torotrash

El Rafi (Rafi Raucoule)

Julio Romero Alés

Marco Pérez

THANK YOU OMG AAAGHGH ANOTHER PERSON WHO FOUND ME THROUGH THE ART AAAAH!

I definitely knew Marco Pérez! He's a sweetie *grandma voice, handing him a cookie*. And the other ones i have seen before, but i didn't know their names! They're really "sunny boys" haha, i think i am getting old! Aficionados are going to eat good with this new generation of matadores, that much is clear. Are these three your favorites?

This this is something i love about the tauromaquia! There are so many different toreros, everyone is going to find their personal favs!

For me... i like the oldies and the crusty ones. (excluded Roca Rey, he is a sunny boy too!) *looking at Morante, Ventura, Castella, Padilla, Tomás, Jiménez and El Fandi*

{Un Matador del Jerez}

We had 40 degrees in Germany and AC isn’t a thing here (I hate this), so I decided to somehow scribble something my mind does not need a lot of brain for. Matadors again, yeah.

Roca Rey, Manzanares and Talavante alongside a headshot of Montoya and a chibi of annoyed Larita, who is Roca Rey's mozo de espada (I love him, he’s so silly).

Yeah, Toreros again.

Okey, okey, these are the last matador related art pieces... FOR NOW muahahaha!

No, no fr, i really want to get into style training again, doing character studies of everyone that comes into my mind next.

I'll also prepare more sticker designs, charms and all, since i had my very first artist table last weekend and it was a blast! Prints were fine, but as a trinket and sticker person myself, i know that people love stuff they can easily pick up and use everyday rather than a pic you just hang on a wall.

Just two of my fav historical matadors.

I am currently reading a biography of El Cordobés, which i found in the bookshelf of my grandpa (he travelled through Spain a lot during El Cordobés prime, so he got it to get more insights about it back then) and MY GOD. His story could easily be a movie. Growing up in the chaos of the Spanish civil war, he lost his parents early and grew up in extreme poverty, almost starved and then one day he decided to become a matador and risked his life many times on his path until he later became one of the richest and most successful matadors ever. It's really worth to check out the book, it's "Or I'll Dress You In Mourning" by Larry Collins and Dominique LaPierre. I got a lot of inspo for my matador oc Montoya.

Remember when i wrote that i will stop drawing matadors? Well... it worked out.

Just a little young matadors/rejoneador study in order to find a bit of a face orientation for my matador oc.

I really cannot explain why Morante is here again, maybe I just love this dumpster fire of a man✨🐂