This particular stage structure is build by TAIT, and it is one of the most straightforward and lightweight systems I´ve worked with

My beloved carpentry and props team. My ride-or-dies

His routine needed the ice and ramps to be in optimal condition and is props were inspected daily

This is a painting/sculpture that i made for an art exhibition in Mexico City´s art week. I used a mix of techniques such as clay, paper mache, watercolor, spray paints and sewing. Inspiration is Baja California Sur´s ecosystem.

A gift for my friend´s newborn baby. I built the animals and main structure out of MDF, i then painted them with acrylic and then sealed them with a hard, scratch-proof coat. Everything was detachable so i could be stored flat for shipping.

Clay human heart, stored in a custom wooden box, nested on red and blue strips that emulate veins and arteires.

This mural features Octavia, one of my reverse mermaid characters. This is a piece im currently finishing.

A little break after tracing the outline and finishing the background

This was a huuuuge project, where we turned the face of this building into a castle for a Mini Golf.

Most scenic paint projects are on the larger scale.

We painted this Pirate world with UV for a mini golf.

This stage design was a build up of different textures, to achieve a marble effect.

Touch ups in the dark for this amazing prop.

My interpretation of the traditional sugar skull for day of the dead, in loving memory of our beloved dog Pichi

This look is inspired in a show I was working on at the time. I created all the elements from scratch, except for the hand- a very distinctive element from said show, that i added digitally.

This was a costume we built for a local musical. We started making a canvas shirt and then glued the fam pieces. We finished it with a latex coating and some airbush acrylic