One of my favorite parts of working on #onyxequinox, was being able to design the gods. This was, of course, with the help from the codices and reliefs. There are different iterations but the iconography is mostly the same. Quetzalcoatl, Mictecacihuatl and Tezcatlipoca in order.

I'm currently looking for part-time freelance storyboard work! Past work on Invader Zim: Enter The Florpus, Infinity Train S1 and S2, Stretch Armstrong and the Flex Fighters, and the Power Puff Girls reboot.

Happy I get to doodle Quetzalcoatl and Tezcatlipoca now that you guys are all caught up on Onyx Equinox. Here's them without their headdresses because I'm lazy, and I wanted to crosshatch the crap out of the bg. #onyxequinox #tezcatlipoca #quetzalcoatl

Most TV animation is still done traditionally. Here's some key layout from Ep2 of #onyxequinox as well as a sample of how we redline so studios learn to draw the characters as on model as possible. And a happy birthday to my crybaby, Izel. I'm sorry about everything. https://t.co/6ekxFQ6SBw

A couple days ago I was awarded the New Vision award for Onyx Equinox. I'm blown away by the support and reception of the show. The OE team is also incredibly deserving of this huge success. This is also their moment. Thank you again, Animation Magazine!

Sharing some more Onyx Equinox art. The first pass of the designs of a younger Nelli and Izel were done by @_inktho and the final pass you see here by me. Meque's design didn't change from the pitch bible. Katy added the adorable poses ♥️ #onyxequinox #onyxequinoxs2

Onyx Equinox turns 13 years this September. It's crazy to imagine the growth the story and characters have gone through. There were many ups and downs, rejections, and false starts before I got where I am today. (pictured: 2011 class assignment not production.) #OnyxEquinox

¡Felicidades por ser la ganadora del concurso de #onyxequinox @veritosinfinity ! Aqui te va el dibujito de Yun que pediste. Espero que te guste 💙 Y muchas gracias a todes por participar. Fue una decisión difícil porque había mucho talento y creatividad en sus ilustraciones.