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Ink and watercolor illustration of a mermaid with flowing red hair rising from stylized waves, rendered in pink, purple, and blue washes

Mermaid

Ink and watercolor on paper

Watercolor and ink illustration of a mermaid with arms outstretched in a cross shape, set within overlapping triangle and cross line work

Death of a Mermaid

Watercolor and ink on paper

Watercolor and ink illustration of a woman reclining with rainbow striped mermaid legs raised, surrounded by tentacles and a serpent in blue water

Sea Legs

Watercolor and ink on paper

Digital illustration of a pair of legs wrapped in black tights with a white spiderweb pattern

Web

Digital illustration

Monochrome ink wash illustration in the style of a loteria card, showing a skull inside a corked poison bottle labeled 'El Veneno'

El Veneno

Ink wash on paper

Wall mural painting of skulls entwined with octopus tentacles rising from painted waves

Skull Reef

Acrylic mural on wood paneling

"Twist My Mind, I'm Being Myself", a piece by Anguiano Art from the Instagram archive

Twist My Mind, I'm Being Myself

“Dream and Exit”, this is an assignment I had been working on where my professor wanted me to explore the oil medium and try a loose technique with my figures and details. I enjoyed doing the drips and I want to include more of them in my future pieces. This was for my midterm final! I included this in my portfolio

Dream and Exit

"Raspado...if you know you know", a piece by Anguiano Art from the Instagram archive

Raspado...if you know you know

“The Goddess Among Mortals” 4ft x 3ft, Acrylic and Oil on Gesso Canvas. Project 2 for painting class This piece is about erasure, the violence of colonization, and reimagining the Purépecha goddess Xarátanga. In this painting I wanted to portray the goddess as contemporary. As someone who can exist among us during this time but still hold on to traditional visual cues. She is wearing pants which is something that would not be allowed in the culture, but I like to challenge gender roles. She is held by the living and the dead, roses form an abstract crescent moon to represent her association with the Moon she sits calmly on an agave plant not expressing the pain of the thorns. Her foot is pointing down with a red drip to represent the violence of colonialism. The background distracts you, but it’s made of shapes and gestures. Almost like a puzzle I’m trying to put together. contemporarypainting

The Goddess Among Mortals

Acrylic on canvas