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Eric Lue - U.S Tank

Eric Lue - U.S Tank
This drawing features a large, abstract creature with sharp, red teeth and a single, staring eye, juxtaposed against a simple landscape with a tree and jagged fence. The bold, black outlines and expressive use of color create a sense of raw energy, giving the piece a primal and somewhat ominous tone.

Eric Lue - Untitled 35
Eric Lue’s USS Truman (2021) presents a sketch-like depiction of a massive warship, drawn with delicate pencil lines and subtle shading. Aircraft, mechanical structures, and figures appear throughout, adding layers of complexity. A horse-like figure in blue stands near the base, while smudged black and purple marks enhance the raw, atmospheric quality. The composition’s minimal yet expressive details evoke themes of naval power, movement, and an unfolding battle scene.

Eric Lue - USS Truman
Eric Lue’s WWE Monster Girl (2021) depicts a striking, winged figure with an intense expression, sharp teeth, and bold, flower-like eyes. The character's blocky head features a crown-like structure with red and purple markings, while flowing yellow hair and green wings add dynamic contrast. Surrounding elements, including abstract shapes and planes, contribute to the chaotic energy. Expressive linework, vivid colors, and jagged forms create a fierce, surreal presence infused with motion and power.

Eric Lue - WWE Monster Girl
Ericka Lopez - Untitled 109 (Threads & Beads)

Ericka Lopez - Untitled 109 (Threads & Beads)
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Ericka Lopez - Untitled 110 (Threads & Spiral Hair Ties)

Ericka Lopez - Untitled 110 (Threads & Spiral Hair Ties)
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This is a twenty-three-inch square, punch-rug textile made by hand using a variety of textured yarn in different shades of yellow, ranging from bright neon hues to deeper golden shades. The highly textured work is interwoven with white and gold buttons as well as handmade, square ceramic charms that are carved with designs, such as little suns or the phrase “I love Tierra del Sol.” It is mounted on stretcher bars and hung on the wall.

Ericka Lopez - Untitled 111 (Yellow Textile with Buttons)
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Ericka Lopez - Untitled 113 (Threads)

Ericka Lopez - Untitled 113 (Threads)
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This is a sixteen-inch square, punch-rug textile made by hand using tan, beige, and grey cotton yarn. The surface of the highly textured work is intuitively adorned with dozens of smooth, beige buttons and oblong, wooden beads affixed with tan thread. It is mounted on stretcher bars and hung on the wall.

Ericka Lopez - Untitled 114 (Brown Textile with Buttons & Beads)
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Ericka Lopez - Untitled 132 (Red Coil)

Ericka Lopez - Untitled 132 (Red Coil)
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Continuous Touch by Ericka Lopez features 21 coiled ceramic vessels in a variety of sizes and colors. Ranging from bright, fiery red to cool, deep purple, the highly tactile works are glazed with both matte and glossy finishes. While each is unique, this body of work is unified by organic, flowing contours that render distinct silhouettes on all sides of the pieces. The artist encourages you to touch lightly for the most comprehensive experience.

Ericka Lopez - Untitled 134 (Slate & Coral Coil)
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This ceramic piece is a textured mug constructed from coiled clay, with an earthy, uneven surface that emphasizes its handmade quality. The subtle, muted glaze highlights the organic, layered form, evoking a sense of rustic simplicity and connection to traditional pottery techniques.

Ericka Lopez - Untitled 226 (taupe coil mug)
Ericka Lopez - Untitled 230 (Threads, Beads, & Buttons)

Ericka Lopez - Untitled 230 (Threads, Beads, & Buttons)
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Ericka Lopez - Untitled 232 (Yellow & Peach Coil Stool)

Ericka Lopez - Untitled 232 (Yellow & Peach Coil Stool)
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Ericka Lopez - Untitled 265

Ericka Lopez - Untitled 265
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Ericka Lopez - Untitled 269

Ericka Lopez - Untitled 269
Ericka Lopez - Untitled 272

Ericka Lopez - Untitled 272
This vibrant drawing features a blue-footed booby standing on a rocky surface, surrounded by a colorful coastal landscape with swirling blue waves, a lighthouse, and a playful seal. The bold use of color and expressive linework bring a lively, whimsical energy to the scene, capturing both the unique character of the bird and the dynamic environment around it.

Esmeralda Ballesteros - Blue Footed Booby Ocean Heart
Esmeralda Ballesteros - Cempasuchil Love

Esmeralda Ballesteros - Cempasuchil Love
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Esmeralda Ballesteros - Love is Free

Esmeralda Ballesteros - Love is Free
Esmeralda Ballesteros - Moon and Sun

Esmeralda Ballesteros - Moon and Sun
Esmeralda Ballesteros - Mother Earth

Esmeralda Ballesteros - Mother Earth
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Esmeralda Ballesteros - Nature Love

Esmeralda Ballesteros - Nature Love
Esmeralda Ballesteros, Inside Flower Souls

Esmeralda Ballesteros, Inside Flower Souls
Evan Hynes - 2 Term Guns

Evan Hynes - 2 Term Guns
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Evan Hynes’ A Queen of Egypt’s Wealthy Beauty (2021) depicts Pharaoh Hatshepsut in a bold, abstract style using colored pencil and marker. The geometric composition features exaggerated facial features, a vibrant palette, and symbolic elements like the sun and the goddess Hathor. The work reinterprets historical portraiture through a contemporary lens, emphasizing themes of power, gender, and divine legitimacy in a raw, expressive aesthetic.

Evan Hynes - A Queen of Egypt’s Wealthy Beauty
Evan Hynes - Alone in the Dark

Evan Hynes - Alone in the Dark
Evan Hynes - Amanda's Comin' Around the Mts.

Evan Hynes - Amanda's Comin' Around the Mts.
Evan Hynes’ Bat of the Dark (2) (2022) depicts a hybrid bat-like figure with outstretched wings in an intricate, geometric style using colored pencil and marker. The composition merges organic and architectural elements, with a gothic-inspired backdrop and text referencing London in 1943. The figure's intense green eyes and layered textures evoke mystery and transformation. The work blends historical narrative with surreal imagery, exploring identity and metamorphosis in a dynamic, graphic aesthetic.

Evan Hynes - Bat of the Dark (2)
Evan Hynes’ Battle of the Archer (2023) presents a bold, narrative-driven depiction of Robin Hood facing the Sheriff of Nottingham. Created with colored pencil and marker, the piece features a dynamic composition with vivid colors, intricate linework, and expressive text elements. The stylized figures and layered storytelling evoke themes of heroism, justice, and folklore. Merging historical reference with a raw, graphic aesthetic, Hynes reinterprets myth through a contemporary, expressive lens.

Evan Hynes - Battle of the Archer
Evan Hynes - Beauty at the Fountain

Evan Hynes - Beauty at the Fountain
A colorful drawing of a standing figure labeled “Billy Butcherson,” with handwritten notes, a color key, and bold layered marks in green, black, gold, red, and blue.

Evan Hynes - Billy Butcherson in LA State