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"Luis Toledo (aka Laprisamata) is an illustrator from Madrid, Spain, whose work gives the audience the feeling of entering into another world. The abstract imagery in most of Luis Toledo’s work is similar to what one would picture in a dream or distant memory. The colorful, free-form shapes in Toledo’s collection are paired up with intricate depictions of people, skulls, nature, and other familiar imagery." Juxtapoz Magazine

Hear no evil.

Speak no evil.

Design I made in blender and photoshop, thought it would look cool on merch. I made this to fund my music production and graphic design hobbies; I have been in these two fields for years and need to generate income to continue pursuing them as a new adult.

These shades of gray skeletons are not hearing, speaking or seeing evil. They want us to make a new world, because capitalism is dying.

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Three Eyed Skull

Red Skull

Illustration of three vices with skulls

See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil.

Collection of Dark characters

Do you love cupcakes? Do you like putting a creepy spin on things that are normally cute? Then this one is for you.

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"Perhaps strictly speaking, the chosen medium of artist Luis Toledo is digital art. Really, though, Toledo is an artist of the raw image. He seems to corral the endless but familiar flood of imagery into hypnotically detailed digital collages. His compositions are at once vaguely reminiscent of European baroque artwork as well as Indian and South East Asian religious artwork. In a way the collages seem to be an artistic reflection of the way we collect and consume images. They speak a familiar visual language but appear to purposely overwhelm. If you look closely, you’ll find the images of the mundane beside the spiritual, the silly or trivial with the profound." Hi-Fructose Magazine

"Luis Toledo (aka Laprisamata) is an illustrator from Madrid, Spain, whose work gives the audience the feeling of entering into another world. The abstract imagery in most of Luis Toledo’s work is similar to what one would picture in a dream or distant memory. The colorful, free-form shapes in Toledo’s collection are paired up with intricate depictions of people, skulls, nature, and other familiar imagery." Juxtapoz Magazine