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Some new shots of my sketchbook. I’ve been pretty much busy latest weeks, so I haven’t had available time to paint. But this is a small glimpse of the latest things on my beloved sketchbook, it goes with me everywhere.

My marvelous flight is the print of the week on Wallblank.
You can purchase it for a good price, it’s a limited edition of 100 prints.

Wallblank high-quality gliccee prints come with certificates of authenticity (more info about prints).

My second drawing video, made by my sister.

I’ve just upload a shirt design for sale, based on my sketch “my dear tape“, it’s available over out Redbubble in various colors and shirt types.

The Torooroo - Acrylic on canvas - 1mx1m

This is one of the pieces the I will be exhibiting next friday 29/5 at the Disco Pigs show at the X3 Project gallery in Tegucigalpa beside Federico Rosa and Walter Suazo.

I’ve not posted new work in a long time, perhaps I’ve been working a lot. There is some fresh work in my studio that has not been published on this blog yet, and this is the first pack to blog about.

This time it’s about a local religious magazine (En Conquista) that comes with 3 illustrations by me on its new issue.

You can see the photos below.

Photos (by Iveth Murillo):

The Mokokomo is one of many characters in my little world, and I decided to design a poster about him and put it up for sale.

The poster is available over at Redbubble, high quality printed in durable (and water-proof) 180GSM matte stock. Available in A1 and A2 sizes.

These last months have been a bit complicated to me, a lot of work and fatigue, and although I have not updated my blog in weeks, I’ve been working a few illustration projects, a couple is already completed but I won’t not publish them on this blog until they are physically published.

However, the novelty now is that this week I was involved in an illustration workshop led by Marta Peris at the cultural center of Spain in Tegucigalpa (CCET), whose final project was to paint collaborated murals in the cultural center, and it was pretty much fun.

I had the pleasure to work with Ana Granera, a designer and illustrator in my town whom I knew only online, and when the project we were able to understand and connect our work very well, and mix up our style to get something good. Our mural was painted inside the cultural center (other participants did so outside) in the ladies’ room, so the issue is related to women.

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