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My portfolio includes original works and canvas prints for sale, commissioned pieces, and personal works. Take a look around. See something you like? Click on it for more information.
Bicycle Kick (2023)
20" x 20" Oil on canvas
The Liberator/ El Libertador (2023)
24" x 24" Oil on canvas
"Nights" (2023)
48" x 36" Oil on canvas
"Alicia" (2023)
36" x 24" Oil on canvas
"King James" (2023)
36" x 24" Oil on canvas
"Tamer Forever" (2023)
36" X 24" Oil on canvas
"Wu-Tang Forever" (2023)
36" x 24" Oil on canvas
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"Yeezy Season Approaching" (2023)
24" x 20" Oil on canvas
"Unconditional Love" (2023)
48" x 24" Oil on canvas
This cityscape oil painting, featuring knife swipes and slices in vivid hues, explores the slings and arrows of love in all its glory. To the center of this romantic wall art, a young couple stands on the crosswalk of a busy city as the world blurs around them. The man is on one knee proposing to the woman, who’s dressed in vibrant red. Only they remain in focus, oblivious to the impending danger of traffic as it approaches. Much like real-life love, the piece is both insular and grand, showing the intimacy between the couple and the wider world that they navigate.
This cityscape oil painting, featuring knife swipes and slices in vivid hues, explores the slings and arrows of love in all its glory. To the center of this romantic wall art, a young couple stands on the crosswalk of a busy city as the world blurs around them. The man is on one knee proposing to the woman, who’s dressed in vibrant red. Only they remain in focus, oblivious to the impending danger of traffic as it approaches. Much like real-life love, the piece is both insular and grand, showing the intimacy between the couple and the wider world that they navigate.
"New Day" (2023)
48" x 36" Oil on canvas
As an artist, I use art as a form of communication for my thoughts and feelings through a flawed medium. This contemporary artwork is created by layer upon layer of oil paint to create a whirlpool effect that hints at a world beyond the swirling water of the foreground. By entitling this piece "New Day," I hope to reach the down, the weary and the defeated with this modern oil painting and let them know that, while the circular whirlpool appears infinite, it will one day subside, as will the struggles they’re facing. A new day will, one day, arrive!
As an artist, I use art as a form of communication for my thoughts and feelings through a flawed medium. This contemporary artwork is created by layer upon layer of oil paint to create a whirlpool effect that hints at a world beyond the swirling water of the foreground. By entitling this piece "New Day," I hope to reach the down, the weary and the defeated with this modern oil painting and let them know that, while the circular whirlpool appears infinite, it will one day subside, as will the struggles they’re facing. A new day will, one day, arrive!
"A Toast To Eternity" (2023)
20" x 24" Oil on canvas
"A Toast To Eternity" is a tongue-in-cheek piece of contemplative art that makes a comment on the ‘live fast, die young’ lifestyle. This oil on canvas depicts a smartly dressed man with what appears to be blood on his hands, showing that he — like all of us — are slaves to mortality. He clasps his glass of champagne, which seems at juxtaposition with his desire to ‘Live Forever,’ a message emblazoned in red across the space where his face would be. Perched on his shoulders is a broken TV screen made from obsolete tech (note the red, yellow, and white RCA ports and large push on/off switch), suggesting that at one point we were all young and trendy — but, like everything in life, will one day fade from existence.
"A Toast To Eternity" is a tongue-in-cheek piece of contemplative art that makes a comment on the ‘live fast, die young’ lifestyle. This oil on canvas depicts a smartly dressed man with what appears to be blood on his hands, showing that he — like all of us — are slaves to mortality. He clasps his glass of champagne, which seems at juxtaposition with his desire to ‘Live Forever,’ a message emblazoned in red across the space where his face would be. Perched on his shoulders is a broken TV screen made from obsolete tech (note the red, yellow, and white RCA ports and large push on/off switch), suggesting that at one point we were all young and trendy — but, like everything in life, will one day fade from existence.
"Digress 3" (2022)
24" x 30" Oil on canvas
“Digress 3” is the newest one in the ‘Digress’ series, which further symbolizes how life unexpectedly digresses in ways we didn’t plan or prepare for.
Owls can be interpreted to represent transformative change, intuition, intellect, wisdom, and understanding. According to Freud, red owls in a dream represent negativity being pushed out of the subconscious.
The opinions of others, the fast pace of life, the weak and vulnerable state of a person, are all represented when red owls enter a dream, as they seek togetherness in a life that is out of control. The color red describes one’s energy and emotional signature as a message from the subconscious to pay attention to seemingly small decisions that can have significant consequences.
The red owls can also represent ambition and passion, suggesting a pursuit of a goal with a single-minded focus and determination while dealing with “balanced chaos” as life digresses.
“Digress 3” is the newest one in the ‘Digress’ series, which further symbolizes how life unexpectedly digresses in ways we didn’t plan or prepare for.
Owls can be interpreted to represent transformative change, intuition, intellect, wisdom, and understanding. According to Freud, red owls in a dream represent negativity being pushed out of the subconscious.
The opinions of others, the fast pace of life, the weak and vulnerable state of a person, are all represented when red owls enter a dream, as they seek togetherness in a life that is out of control. The color red describes one’s energy and emotional signature as a message from the subconscious to pay attention to seemingly small decisions that can have significant consequences.
The red owls can also represent ambition and passion, suggesting a pursuit of a goal with a single-minded focus and determination while dealing with “balanced chaos” as life digresses.
"Wishing Well" (2022)
24" x 24" Oil on canvas
Nestled within Disneyland park is Snow White’s Wishing Well. Wishing wells are a product of European folklore with theories suggesting that, since clean water was oftentimes a scarce resource, Germanic and Celtic tribes believed that spirits would create and guard the water, and so they would drop payment to show their appreciation.
These days, with clean water luckily being more accessible we might no longer thank water spirits, but the tradition of wishing and dropping coins into wells has survived.
This Disneyland painting was inspired by my mother - a lifelong Disney lover - and given to her for her birthday.
Canvas prints of this painting are available.
Nestled within Disneyland park is Snow White’s Wishing Well. Wishing wells are a product of European folklore with theories suggesting that, since clean water was oftentimes a scarce resource, Germanic and Celtic tribes believed that spirits would create and guard the water, and so they would drop payment to show their appreciation.
These days, with clean water luckily being more accessible we might no longer thank water spirits, but the tradition of wishing and dropping coins into wells has survived.
This Disneyland painting was inspired by my mother - a lifelong Disney lover - and given to her for her birthday.
Canvas prints of this painting are available.
"Brain Vs. Heart: Round 1" (2022)
36" x 36" Oil on canvas
You’ve heard of the saying ‘the heart rules the head’ but in real life, things are never that simple.
Every day we are forced to make decisions between our emotions and practicality, and I’ve depicted that war here. In this unique artwork, you’ll notice both the brain and the heart are tied in a boxing match.
There is no winner in this battle, showing that they are both worthy foes – each the other’s equal canceling out the successes of the other part and each other’s nemesis, destined to fight for eternity.
You’ve heard of the saying ‘the heart rules the head’ but in real life, things are never that simple.
Every day we are forced to make decisions between our emotions and practicality, and I’ve depicted that war here. In this unique artwork, you’ll notice both the brain and the heart are tied in a boxing match.
There is no winner in this battle, showing that they are both worthy foes – each the other’s equal canceling out the successes of the other part and each other’s nemesis, destined to fight for eternity.
"Vulva Volvo" (2022)
30" x 20" Oil on canvas
The inspiration for this Vulva painting derived from my teenage self, but the meaning runs much deeper.
My father has a thick Venezuelan accent and, when he would refer to the family car that was a gray Volvo at the time, it literally sounded like he was saying “Vulva.” I found this humorous at the time, but did not foresee that it would evolve into a painting many years later with an entirely different meaning to me.
Although the vulva is surrounded by a world designed by and for men, she sits comfortably in the driver's seat and confidently, representing empowerment for females, as she speeds down the road in the safety of her Volvo.
Despite living in a man’s world, you can bet that women will always show up at the steering wheel and navigate their way through the toughest of obstacles.
The inspiration for this Vulva painting derived from my teenage self, but the meaning runs much deeper.
My father has a thick Venezuelan accent and, when he would refer to the family car that was a gray Volvo at the time, it literally sounded like he was saying “Vulva.” I found this humorous at the time, but did not foresee that it would evolve into a painting many years later with an entirely different meaning to me.
Although the vulva is surrounded by a world designed by and for men, she sits comfortably in the driver's seat and confidently, representing empowerment for females, as she speeds down the road in the safety of her Volvo.
Despite living in a man’s world, you can bet that women will always show up at the steering wheel and navigate their way through the toughest of obstacles.
"Water The Flowers In My Soul" (2022)
36" x 48" Oil on canvas
It can be argued that water is life’s most precious essence, adding newness to the weary world as it washes the ground clean, breathes life into even the most delicate of plants and refreshes our bodies from within. It is vital for the survival of all living creatures, especially us humans.
But then there is the soul – equally as vital and as fluid as water, guiding us through life’s challenges in a way that the mere human form cannot.
This sensual art piece celebrates the freedom of the soul, how it grows and develops into an entity bigger than love, bigger than religion, bigger than life itself.
It can be argued that water is life’s most precious essence, adding newness to the weary world as it washes the ground clean, breathes life into even the most delicate of plants and refreshes our bodies from within. It is vital for the survival of all living creatures, especially us humans.
But then there is the soul – equally as vital and as fluid as water, guiding us through life’s challenges in a way that the mere human form cannot.
This sensual art piece celebrates the freedom of the soul, how it grows and develops into an entity bigger than love, bigger than religion, bigger than life itself.
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"Kobe Celebration" [Art Study] (2022)
20"x 20" Oil on canvas
Art Study.
This was a gift for a family member.
Currently working on a larger 36" x 36" version. Coming in 2024.
Art Study.
This was a gift for a family member.
Currently working on a larger 36" x 36" version. Coming in 2024.
"The Worm" (2022)
24" x 20" Oil on canvas
Dennis Rodman is one of my favorite basketball players of all-time. His style of play represented an intensity difficult to emulate. Nicknamed “The Worm” for his ability of gaining possession amid a crowd of players, wiggling in and out of tight situations, grabbing rebounds.
He led the league seven consecutive years in rebounding, gaining a mental advantage over every opponent he faced.
His propensity to hustle every time he stepped on the court was fun to watch, even off the ball, when he was defending any position.
This iconic picture represented Dennis Rodman in his fullest, hustling for loose balls and playing a style that will forever cement him as the greatest rebounder of all time.
Dennis Rodman is one of my favorite basketball players of all-time. His style of play represented an intensity difficult to emulate. Nicknamed “The Worm” for his ability of gaining possession amid a crowd of players, wiggling in and out of tight situations, grabbing rebounds.
He led the league seven consecutive years in rebounding, gaining a mental advantage over every opponent he faced.
His propensity to hustle every time he stepped on the court was fun to watch, even off the ball, when he was defending any position.
This iconic picture represented Dennis Rodman in his fullest, hustling for loose balls and playing a style that will forever cement him as the greatest rebounder of all time.
"Jamal" (2022)
20" x 20" Oil on canvas
Commissioned artwork.
Commissioned artwork.
"Tokyo" (2021)
20" x 20" Oil on canvas
Personal artwork of my dog, Tokyo - a purebred Pomeranian that is always smiling and has lots of energy.
Fun fact: Tokyo was named after the character "Tokyo" from "Money Heist," influencing the red background. She has since adopted the nickname "Poopie" and responds to both names.
Personal artwork of my dog, Tokyo - a purebred Pomeranian that is always smiling and has lots of energy.
Fun fact: Tokyo was named after the character "Tokyo" from "Money Heist," influencing the red background. She has since adopted the nickname "Poopie" and responds to both names.
"Storm" (2021)
20" x 20" Oil on canvas
Personal artwork of my cat, Storm - a purebred Siamese cat that loves to eat.
Personal artwork of my cat, Storm - a purebred Siamese cat that loves to eat.
"Coco" (2021)
20" x 20" Oil on canvas
Personal artwork of my dog Coco - a rescue dog who is a pitbull/whippet mix. Coco has very expressive eyes and you can usually find her staring at you with her "signature" right ear upright while you're trying to eat a meal.
Personal artwork of my dog Coco - a rescue dog who is a pitbull/whippet mix. Coco has very expressive eyes and you can usually find her staring at you with her "signature" right ear upright while you're trying to eat a meal.
"Queen Cleo & Caesar Emilio" (2021)
20" x 20" Oil on canvas
Commissioned artwork.
Commissioned artwork.
"The Game Of Life" (2021)
48" x 36" Oil on canvas
While every human has the chance to hear God’s truth and choose whether to respond to it, the masterful battle between God versus The Devil is like a chess-match, in which we are the pieces. From the perspective of mankind, the battle of right vs. wrong, light vs. darkness, and good vs. evil, begins with a clash of values with God, being a meta-physical entity, destined to win the battle against the author of sins, in “The Game of Life.”
While every human has the chance to hear God’s truth and choose whether to respond to it, the masterful battle between God versus The Devil is like a chess-match, in which we are the pieces. From the perspective of mankind, the battle of right vs. wrong, light vs. darkness, and good vs. evil, begins with a clash of values with God, being a meta-physical entity, destined to win the battle against the author of sins, in “The Game of Life.”
"Walk Through Fire With You" (2021)
20" x 28" Oil on canvas
Two people in a relationship—perhaps lovers, siblings, or friends—stand ready to take on the world together.
Hand in hand, they will walk through all adversity, for “walking through fire,” means to face danger or pain. This couple's painting signifies devotion, and a resolve to accomplish life together. They stand at the edge of steps, or a bridge, and if you notice, there is no grounding or footing they can step to next. They know this, and yet, they choose to go forward.
The fire is bright, vibrant, and blazing, but together, they will face the odds.
Two people in a relationship—perhaps lovers, siblings, or friends—stand ready to take on the world together.
Hand in hand, they will walk through all adversity, for “walking through fire,” means to face danger or pain. This couple's painting signifies devotion, and a resolve to accomplish life together. They stand at the edge of steps, or a bridge, and if you notice, there is no grounding or footing they can step to next. They know this, and yet, they choose to go forward.
The fire is bright, vibrant, and blazing, but together, they will face the odds.
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