Vectorial drawings over a photograph as a part of my personal work.
The picture was taken by visual artist Desollado and drawings drawn by me.
This image was made just as an experiment based on vectorial drawings and textures. It’s part of my personal work.
“El Cantarito” (The little pitcher)
The Loteria is a Mexican card game, similar to bingo but with images instead numbers. The loteria cards got images inspirated by typical figures, objects, fruits and characters of the Mexican culture such as: the watermelon, death, the brave man, the lady, the hand, and many others.
Weeks ago I was invited to participate into a project which consists of redesigning (free style) each of the loteria cards. The main goal is to publish an illustrated book and with the money make a donation for a girl´s orphanage. All the artists invited and involve into this project are women.
Artwork made for a billboard announcing the re-opening of Le Coffee Chot, a café located in San Andrés Cholula (México). I´ve designed the whole image for this café, including a mural, logo and many applications of it. The main theme is the Art Nouveau with a modern / digital taste.
Beatrix G de Velasco, Illustration Mexico
This illustration was made for Chakota Mag (Mexico City). The subject of the issue is “fantasy” a topic I like a lot but I didnt wanted to make something related with typical fantasy stuff such as elfs, and sorcerers, unicorns, etc… I got inspiration from the Edwardian Age and the mediums who appeared at that time. The medium was a link between spiritual and terrenal worlds, so that´s why I like to represent fantasy like this, as a medium connecting both sides of reality through the imagination. Imagination and mind are the realms where everything´s possible and if you can think about something you´re creating that.
I also added a wire and a conection to the ouija board just for fun.
for Le Coffee Chot (Cholula, Mexico)
This image was made for bottles of red wine at the café Le Coffee Chot. I have designed the whole of the image, logo included, a mural and a large format illustration used as a facade for the building.
All the concept of the café is vintage, art nouveau to be more accurate, so I made this drawing following that style.
Illustration for the girl issue of Chakota Magazine (Mexico). Watercolor, ink and vectors (2010)
Dani Draws James Jean Jeff Miracola Nate Williams Ray Frenden
