pinterest study that turned into a sketch of Īxpōstek brooding in a beat-up old chair

QRP with a redhead

Little abajeño guy I drew last year

Digitally colored sketch of Ākaxōch (a-KA-shoch or a-KA-shuch)

Repost of Wáneeri, pronounced wá-nee-ri

Old character study for Chikāwtok (chi-kah-tok)

Character sketch of Xōpanda (pronounced like shu-PAN-da), also from Ilwikānāwak

Bluesky’s open, quote one art to promote yourself

Sticker/patch/icon design dump 1
1. Ketsalkōātl stamp
2. SusPaleta
3. Miktēka head
4. Ketsalkōātl head

I recently updated this drawing I did a while back, and I made a día de los muertos variant. Now available as stickers!

A Naayeri warrior, based on Nayarita pottery and modern ritual clothing.
Náayerite (singular Naayeri) is the name of the native people of Nayarit, aka Cora/Corachol people.
They’re the descendants of ancient Nayaritas, and still live across Nayarit, and a few settlements in Jalisco.

Character sketches for some of the tiōmeh.

1. Ītskakeh. “He has obsidian shoes,” a variant of Tēskatl Ihpōka

2. Tōnatiw (L) and Tlālchi Tōnatiw (R), the sun during the day and the sun at night

3. Miktēkasiwātl, lady of Miktlān, the land of the dead

Ilwikānāwak dump 2/x

Ilwikānāwak dump 1. Worldbuilding concept art for an alt future mesoamerica

Machiyohkwilōlistli sample focusing on calendar terms - first group is the tōnalli, or days, and the second is the mētstli/veintenas, the 20-day long “months”

Machiyohkwilōlistli, “glyph writing,” a neography I made meant for writing Nāwatl and its variants