Sriracha Kimo

"She doesn’t know if it’s love or loss anymore. She only knows she’s still willing to offer what remains."

This piece is about how you sometimes give and give, hoping to be loved just as deeply in return. Piece by piece, you offer parts of yourself until you don’t realize how much is missing. The devotion feels beautiful… even when it leaves you hollow.

A Day 'n' Night in Hialeah ✨️

This was a study of light using only black & white paint. Both paintings are of the front of my house and it was my first time painting a real environment. I flipped the night photo so it can create this cool side by side visual.

Good morning 🌞
Here's a cute lil observational drawing of a duck i saw at my son's school ♡

Materials: Bristol Paper x Graphite Pencils

A gentle reminder: even when you feel spent, the wick still holds the fire. 🔥

Acrylic and Medium.
12in x 9in Bristol Paper

Being consumed by everyone else's expectations and losing the taste of my
own.

(Acrylic + Ink, Zorn Palette)

Its been a while but school had me on a chokehold. Heres some of my master copies i did for my drawing class.
Materials: Graphite, Bristol Paper and Watered down Ink

Names of the painting below in order :

※"Girl with Black Hair" by Egon Schiele (1910)
※"Head of a Bearded Man" by Lorenzo Lotto (1516-17)
※"Edmeé Lescot" by Henri De Toulouse-Lautrec (1893)
※"Young Woman Leaning Against A Low Cabinet in Art Studio" by William Douglas Almond (late 19th century)
※"The Head of a Grotesque Man in Profile Facing Right" by Leonardo Da Vinci (after 1500)

"What Remains in Stillness" | 18in x 24in

Ink, instinct, and the quiet between breaths. A cool little still life from drawing class.

Sriracha vs. Kimo. Two sides, same bite. 🦇🔥