The concept idea was around humanity as zombie-puppets, guided by a elite of power portrayed by rats in suits.

As all my process it begins with a Blackwing pencil sketch, later I ink the artwork with a brush and a quill pen ink over a 250gr Lana Papier hi-quality french Bristol board.

The art concept behind this t-shirt was done with the band, where the main idea was to show “the beast within” we all have, done in my own style and of course with a obvious Lovecraftian reference.

I started with a Blackwing pencil sketch on my sketchbook, and later I used a brush, a quill pen, and lots of black ink over a 250gr Lana Papier hi-quality french Bristol board.

My creation process starts with pencil sketch, once approved, it went through inking and later digitally coloring.

This is part of the SLASHER t-shirt design collection I made of more than a dozen exclusive artworks!

My creation process starts with pencil sketch, once approved, it went through inking and later digitally coloring.

Once I got the pencil sketch approved, I went into inking over a 250gm Bristol board with Dr. Ph. Martin’s Blackstar ink.

And finally I got the line-art scanned and colored digitally for a 10 color screen-printing.

Many of you not know I’m an old school hardcore 8-bit gamer, back in the glorious Nintendo days, so I got the idea since day 0.

My creation process starts with pencil sketch, once approved, it went through inking and later digitally coloring.

Started from pencil sketch, then some markers to “ink” the drawing and finally digital vector drawing using only mouse and Adobe Illustrator.

I was doodling this greaser skull back in 2014 but it kept in pencil sketch when HENSLEY BAR‘s owner Lucho asked me to made a skull for flyer. After the local success with the design, it went directly into a special edition tshirts and after that a collection postcards.

They commissioned me to make this t-shirt design, mixing their motorcycle vision and my artist style for their grand store opening.

As always, I began with a pencil sketch. Once approved, I had went really old school on this one: using the same tools I get to use 24 years ago to get straight lines, well defined curves and perfect circles and elipses. I use Rotring Variant Technical Pen, Circle and Elipse rulers, the french curve rulers and of course some Gelly Roll white corrector, brush and pen. The color was made digitally.

This series featured Leatherface, Chucky, the Zuni Warrior from Trilogy of Terror, Freddy Kruger, Jason Voorhees, Michael Myers and Sam from Trick r Treat.

All artworks were done first in traditional drawing and inking and later digitally colored mainly for DTG t-shirt printing purposes, and are available at their online shop.

I went from pencil sketch through traditional inking to digital coloring.

I already had in mind for the colors, shading and mood of the design, those 80’s gloomy and eerie horror movie tshirts.