The first work, The Mask I Wear, was actually a remake of a painting I did when I was working on my Bachelor’s Degree. The drawing was done in pen and then colored with marker. It is an Aztec person holding a wolf mask, almost covering their face. The second work, Frida Kahlo Skull was made out of cast powder, it was done more recently. It’s an inspiration of the Mexican painter, Frida Kahlo, to celebrate Dia de los Muertos in her image but more skull-like. The third and finally work, Sufro, is a painting of a wolf with Dia de los Muertos-inspired face paint and it has the halo you would see in old Catholic artworks. The swirls coming out of the mouth of the wolf is almost imitation the talk swirl from Mesoamerican artworks.