CITLALICUE
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HUITZILOPOCHTLI | TOCI | COATLICUE
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[left] HUITZILOPOCHTLI - The young warrior, known metaphorically as “The Lucid Macaw.”
[middle] TOCI - Mother of the gods, “Heart of the Earth.”
[right] COATLICUE - The god of sun and war, “she who has the skirt of snakes,” primordial Earth goddess. She represents the devouring mother in whom the womb and the grave exist.
[left] HUITZILOPOCHTLI - The young warrior, known metaphorically as “The Lucid Macaw.”
[middle] TOCI - Mother of the gods, “Heart of the Earth.”
[right] COATLICUE - The god of sun and war, “she who has the skirt of snakes,” primordial Earth goddess. She represents the devouring mother in whom the womb and the grave exist.
OXOMOCO
acrylic | ink | sharpie | wood panel
An Aztec diety, the goddess of the night, the astrology and the calendar.
An Aztec diety, the goddess of the night, the astrology and the calendar.
XOCHITL
acrylic | sharpie | on wood panel
Pronounced [ho-chee-tl]
Xochitl is Aztec for flower, and is a femenine name common in Central and Southern Mexico.
Pronounced [ho-chee-tl]
Xochitl is Aztec for flower, and is a femenine name common in Central and Southern Mexico.
XANTICO
acrylic | sharpie | on wood panel
Xantico (Chantico) means, "she who dwells in the house." She is goddess of the firebox, of fires in the family hearth and volcanoes.
Xantico (Chantico) means, "she who dwells in the house." She is goddess of the firebox, of fires in the family hearth and volcanoes.
MUJERES JUNTAS, MUERTAS O VIVAS #3
acrylic | sharpie | on wood
Taken from a "calaveras literarias," a form of poetry popular in Mexico during Dia de los Muertos.
Translates to, "Women together, whether dead or alive."
Taken from a "calaveras literarias," a form of poetry popular in Mexico during Dia de los Muertos.
Translates to, "Women together, whether dead or alive."
MUJERES JUNTAS, MUERTAS O VIVAS #2
acrylic | sharpie | on wood
Taken from a "calaveras literarias," a form of poetry popular in Mexico during Dia de los Muertos.
Translates to, "Women together, whether dead or alive."
Taken from a "calaveras literarias," a form of poetry popular in Mexico during Dia de los Muertos.
Translates to, "Women together, whether dead or alive."
MUJERES JUNTAS, MUERTAS O VIVAS #1
acrylic | sharpie | on wood
Taken from a "calaveras literarias," a form of poetry popular in Mexico during Dia de los Muertos.
Translates to, "Women together, whether dead or alive."
Taken from a "calaveras literarias," a form of poetry popular in Mexico during Dia de los Muertos.
Translates to, "Women together, whether dead or alive."
MICTECACIHUATL
acrylic | ink | sharpie | on wood panel
Pronounced [meek-tay-cah-SEE-wat-tl]
Spirit animals, or totems are meant to represent who a person is, or who they want to be.
Mictecacihuatl is the Lady of Death, and consort to Mictlantecuhtli the king in Aztec Mythology. Roseate spoonbill feathers were found to be used in Aztec headdresses, they are powerful, protective and beautiful birds.
It is believed that animals are here to teach humans, they have many powerful lessons to give. They remind us that we are only a small part of creation; that each part of creation has a place; that each creature has its own skill and wisdom.
Pronounced [meek-tay-cah-SEE-wat-tl]
Spirit animals, or totems are meant to represent who a person is, or who they want to be.
Mictecacihuatl is the Lady of Death, and consort to Mictlantecuhtli the king in Aztec Mythology. Roseate spoonbill feathers were found to be used in Aztec headdresses, they are powerful, protective and beautiful birds.
It is believed that animals are here to teach humans, they have many powerful lessons to give. They remind us that we are only a small part of creation; that each part of creation has a place; that each creature has its own skill and wisdom.
TONACATECUHTLI
acrylic | ink | sharpie | on wood panel
Spirit animals, or totems are meant to represent who a person is, or who they want to be.
Tōnacātēcuhtli was a creator and fertility god, worshiped for populating the earth and making it fruitful.
It is believed that animals are here to teach humans, they have many powerful lessons to give. They remind us that we are only a small part of creation; that each part of creation has a place; that each creature has its own skill and wisdom.
Spirit animals, or totems are meant to represent who a person is, or who they want to be.
Tōnacātēcuhtli was a creator and fertility god, worshiped for populating the earth and making it fruitful.
It is believed that animals are here to teach humans, they have many powerful lessons to give. They remind us that we are only a small part of creation; that each part of creation has a place; that each creature has its own skill and wisdom.
COYOLXAUHQUI
acrylic | ink | sharpie | on wood panel
Spirit animals, or totems are meant to represent who a person is, or who they want to be.
Coyolxauhqui, whose name means, "Painted with Bells," was the Aztec goddess of the moon and the southern stars.
It is believed that animals are here to teach humans, they have many powerful lessons to give. They remind us that we are only a small part of creation; that each part of creation has a place; that each creature has its own skill and wisdom.
Spirit animals, or totems are meant to represent who a person is, or who they want to be.
Coyolxauhqui, whose name means, "Painted with Bells," was the Aztec goddess of the moon and the southern stars.
It is believed that animals are here to teach humans, they have many powerful lessons to give. They remind us that we are only a small part of creation; that each part of creation has a place; that each creature has its own skill and wisdom.
THE ELEPHANT QUEEN
acrylic | ink | sharpie | on wood panel
Spirit animals, or totems are meant to represent who a person is, or who they want to be.
The elephant is a born leader. It possesses pride and dignity, power and reliability.
It is believed that animals are here to teach humans, they have many powerful lessons to give. They remind us that we are only a small part of creation; that each part of creation has a place; that each creature has its own skill and wisdom.
Spirit animals, or totems are meant to represent who a person is, or who they want to be.
The elephant is a born leader. It possesses pride and dignity, power and reliability.
It is believed that animals are here to teach humans, they have many powerful lessons to give. They remind us that we are only a small part of creation; that each part of creation has a place; that each creature has its own skill and wisdom.
MAZATLÁN
acrylic | ink | sharpie | on wood panel
Spirit animals, or totems are meant to represent who a person is, or who they want to be.
Mazatlán is a city in the Mexican state of Sinaloa, it is named after a Nahuatl word meaning, "place of the deer."
It is believed that animals are here to teach humans, they have many powerful lessons to give. They remind us that we are only a small part of creation; that each part of creation has a place; that each creature has its own skill and wisdom.
Spirit animals, or totems are meant to represent who a person is, or who they want to be.
Mazatlán is a city in the Mexican state of Sinaloa, it is named after a Nahuatl word meaning, "place of the deer."
It is believed that animals are here to teach humans, they have many powerful lessons to give. They remind us that we are only a small part of creation; that each part of creation has a place; that each creature has its own skill and wisdom.
TEZCATLIPOCA
acrylic | ink | sharpie | on wood panel
Spirit animals, or totems are meant to represent who a person is, or who they want to be.
Tezcatlipoca was a central diety in Aztec religion, referred to as the "Smoking Mirror," he was god of matter and the invisible, ruler of the night, Great Bear, time and change.
It is believed that animals are here to teach humans, they have many powerful lessons to give. They remind us that we are only a small part of creation; that each part of creation has a place; that each creature has its own skill and wisdom.
Spirit animals, or totems are meant to represent who a person is, or who they want to be.
Tezcatlipoca was a central diety in Aztec religion, referred to as the "Smoking Mirror," he was god of matter and the invisible, ruler of the night, Great Bear, time and change.
It is believed that animals are here to teach humans, they have many powerful lessons to give. They remind us that we are only a small part of creation; that each part of creation has a place; that each creature has its own skill and wisdom.
HUEHUECOYOTL
acrylic | ink | sharpie | on wood panel
Spirit animals, or totems are meant to represent who a person is, or who they want to be.
In Aztec mythology, Huehuecóyotl is depicted as a dancing coyote. He is the god of music, dance, mischief and song, the patron of uninhibited sexuality.
It is believed that animals are here to teach humans, they have many powerful lessons to give. They remind us that we are only a small part of creation; that each part of creation has a place; that each creature has its own skill and wisdom.
Spirit animals, or totems are meant to represent who a person is, or who they want to be.
In Aztec mythology, Huehuecóyotl is depicted as a dancing coyote. He is the god of music, dance, mischief and song, the patron of uninhibited sexuality.
It is believed that animals are here to teach humans, they have many powerful lessons to give. They remind us that we are only a small part of creation; that each part of creation has a place; that each creature has its own skill and wisdom.
CHALCHIUHTLICUE
acrylic | ink | sharpie | on wood panel
Spirit animals, or totems are meant to represent who a person is, or who they want to be.
Chalchiuhtlicue was an Aztec diety of water, rivers, seas, streams, storms and baptism. She is associated with fertility and is the patroness of childbirth.
It is believed that animals are here to teach humans, they have many powerful lessons to give. They remind us that we are only a small part of creation; that each part of creation has a place; that each creature has its own skill and wisdom.
Spirit animals, or totems are meant to represent who a person is, or who they want to be.
Chalchiuhtlicue was an Aztec diety of water, rivers, seas, streams, storms and baptism. She is associated with fertility and is the patroness of childbirth.
It is believed that animals are here to teach humans, they have many powerful lessons to give. They remind us that we are only a small part of creation; that each part of creation has a place; that each creature has its own skill and wisdom.
SEKHMET
acrylic | ink | sharpie | on wood panel
Spirit animals, or totems are meant to represent who a person is, or who they want to be.
Sekhmet was an ancient Egyptian god, embodied as a lion, representing strength, leadership, royalty, ferocity, war and healing.
It is believed that animals are here to teach humans, they have many powerful lessons to give. They remind us that we are only a small part of creation; that each part of creation has a place; that each creature has its own skill and wisdom.
Spirit animals, or totems are meant to represent who a person is, or who they want to be.
Sekhmet was an ancient Egyptian god, embodied as a lion, representing strength, leadership, royalty, ferocity, war and healing.
It is believed that animals are here to teach humans, they have many powerful lessons to give. They remind us that we are only a small part of creation; that each part of creation has a place; that each creature has its own skill and wisdom.
BASTET
acrylic | ink | sharpie | on wood panel
Spirit animals, or totems are meant to represent who a person is, or who they want to be.
Bastet was an ancient Egyptian goddess of Lower Egypt, embodied as a tiger. She was the goddess of warface, and also the parallel to Sekhmet in Upper Egypt.
It is believed that animals are here to teach humans, they have many powerful lessons to give. They remind us that we are only a small part of creation; that each part of creation has a place; that each creature has its own skill and wisdom.
Spirit animals, or totems are meant to represent who a person is, or who they want to be.
Bastet was an ancient Egyptian goddess of Lower Egypt, embodied as a tiger. She was the goddess of warface, and also the parallel to Sekhmet in Upper Egypt.
It is believed that animals are here to teach humans, they have many powerful lessons to give. They remind us that we are only a small part of creation; that each part of creation has a place; that each creature has its own skill and wisdom.
DIOSAS DE LA NOCHE #1
acrylic | sharpie | glow in the dark paint | on wood
Goddesses of the Night.
During the Day of the Dead celebration, some people spend all night next to the graves of their loved ones. This series of paintings use black light reactive paint, so it was fitting to name this series, "Goddesses of the Night."
Goddesses of the Night.
During the Day of the Dead celebration, some people spend all night next to the graves of their loved ones. This series of paintings use black light reactive paint, so it was fitting to name this series, "Goddesses of the Night."
DIOSAS DE LA NOCHE #2
acrylic | sharpie | glow in the dark paint | on wood
Goddesses of the Night.
During the Day of the Dead celebration, some people spend all night next to the graves of their loved ones. This series of paintings use black light reactive paint, so it was fitting to name this series, "Goddesses of the Night."
Goddesses of the Night.
During the Day of the Dead celebration, some people spend all night next to the graves of their loved ones. This series of paintings use black light reactive paint, so it was fitting to name this series, "Goddesses of the Night."
DIOSAS DE LA NOCHE #3
acrylic | sharpie | glow in the dark paint | on wood
Goddesses of the Night.
During the Day of the Dead celebration, some people spend all night next to the graves of their loved ones. This series of paintings use black light reactive paint, so it was fitting to name this series, "Goddesses of the Night."
Goddesses of the Night.
During the Day of the Dead celebration, some people spend all night next to the graves of their loved ones. This series of paintings use black light reactive paint, so it was fitting to name this series, "Goddesses of the Night."
THE REAWAKENING
acrylic | ink | sharpie | on wood panel
An homage to Pabst Blue Ribbon, created for a PBRart Show at Rogues Gallery.
An homage to Pabst Blue Ribbon, created for a PBRart Show at Rogues Gallery.
TAKE ME HOME
acrylic | ink | sharpie | on wood panel
This piece depicts some of the wonderful things that represent Milwaukee. This city is bursting with talent, creativity, culture and opportunities. It conveys those things along with the iconic symbols that represent the city and its history.
Milwaukeeans are loyal to their city, even if they move away, they consider Milwaukee their "home."
This piece depicts some of the wonderful things that represent Milwaukee. This city is bursting with talent, creativity, culture and opportunities. It conveys those things along with the iconic symbols that represent the city and its history.
Milwaukeeans are loyal to their city, even if they move away, they consider Milwaukee their "home."
EXHALE
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ESQUELETO GRÁCIL
acrylic | ink | sharpie | on wood panel
A collaboration with local model Julie Knoble and photographer Vince Padilla.
A collaboration with local model Julie Knoble and photographer Vince Padilla.
NIÑA DE LAS FLORES #1
acrylic | sharpie | on wood panel
Translates to, "flower girl."
During the Day of the Dead celebration, flowers are used to decorate tombstones and altars. It is believed that the smell of flowers will make the returning souls feel welcomed and happy.
Translates to, "flower girl."
During the Day of the Dead celebration, flowers are used to decorate tombstones and altars. It is believed that the smell of flowers will make the returning souls feel welcomed and happy.
NIÑA DE LAS FLORES #2
acrylic | sharpie | on wood panel
Translates to, "flower girl."
During the Day of the Dead celebration, flowers are used to decorate tombstones and altars. It is believed that the smell of flowers will make the returning souls feel welcomed and happy.
Translates to, "flower girl."
During the Day of the Dead celebration, flowers are used to decorate tombstones and altars. It is believed that the smell of flowers will make the returning souls feel welcomed and happy.
TLAZOLTEOTL
acrylic | sharpie | on wood panel
Pronounced [tla-sol-TE-otl]
Tlazolteotl is an Aztec goddess with a dual nature; one of lust, carnality & sexual misdeeds, and one of purification who forgives such sins.
Pronounced [tla-sol-TE-otl]
Tlazolteotl is an Aztec goddess with a dual nature; one of lust, carnality & sexual misdeeds, and one of purification who forgives such sins.
MALINALXOCHITL
acrylic | ink | sharpie | on wood panel
Malīnalxōchitl ("black grass flower") was a goddess of snakes, scorpions and insects of the desert.
She was beautiful and mild-mannered, but also a powerful witch. She could kill a man just by looking at him, secretly eating his heart while he was still alive. She was the kind of witch known in later times as a heart biter (teyollohcuani — more on them in a future post in this series), a calf snatcher, and an eye twister.
Malīnalxōchitl ("black grass flower") was a goddess of snakes, scorpions and insects of the desert.
She was beautiful and mild-mannered, but also a powerful witch. She could kill a man just by looking at him, secretly eating his heart while he was still alive. She was the kind of witch known in later times as a heart biter (teyollohcuani — more on them in a future post in this series), a calf snatcher, and an eye twister.
THE DARCEY PROJECT
acrylic | sharpie | on wood panel
Portrait of local model Darcey Nett.
Portrait of local model Darcey Nett.
LAS ROSAS
acrylic | ink | sharpie | on wood panel
Translates to, "the roses."
Flowers are extremely important for the Day of the Dead and are used to decorate gravesites and altars in honor of the deceased. Marigolds are considered the, "flower of the dead."
Translates to, "the roses."
Flowers are extremely important for the Day of the Dead and are used to decorate gravesites and altars in honor of the deceased. Marigolds are considered the, "flower of the dead."
MICCAILHUITOMI
acrylic | sharpie | on wood panel
Pronounced [mik-ay-e-wi-TOH-mee]
Miccailhuitomi and Miccailhuitl can be translated as "Feast of the Little Dead Ones," and "Feast of the Adult Dead." Combined, they formed one long celebration of the dead, transitioning from those who died as children, to those who died as adults.
Pronounced [mik-ay-e-wi-TOH-mee]
Miccailhuitomi and Miccailhuitl can be translated as "Feast of the Little Dead Ones," and "Feast of the Adult Dead." Combined, they formed one long celebration of the dead, transitioning from those who died as children, to those who died as adults.
ESQUELETO DE VOLAR
acrylic | sharpie | on wood panel
Translates to, "flying skeleton."
Translates to, "flying skeleton."
MICTLANTECUHTLI
acrylic | sharpie | on wood panel
Pronounced [meek-tlahn-tay-COO-tlee]
Mictlantecuhtli is the "Lord of Mictlan," the underworld, in Aztec mythology. It was believed that when a person died, they needed goods to take with them on the dangerous journey to the underworld. Upon arrival, these goods were offered to Mictlantecuhtli and his wife.
Pronounced [meek-tlahn-tay-COO-tlee]
Mictlantecuhtli is the "Lord of Mictlan," the underworld, in Aztec mythology. It was believed that when a person died, they needed goods to take with them on the dangerous journey to the underworld. Upon arrival, these goods were offered to Mictlantecuhtli and his wife.
FEROZMENTE APASIONADA
acrylic | sharpie | on wood panel
Translates to, "fiercely passionate."
Translates to, "fiercely passionate."
UNTITLED
acrylic | sharpie | on wood panel
DOOMSDAY
acrylic | ink | sharpie | on wood round
ICHPOCHTLI
acrylic | ink | sharpie | on wood panel
Pronounced [ich-pō-ch-tli]
Meaning young maiden, she was the goddess associated with fertility, beauty and female sexual power.
Pronounced [ich-pō-ch-tli]
Meaning young maiden, she was the goddess associated with fertility, beauty and female sexual power.
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