GDomenechDesigns

Description: In reply to the massive No Kings marches Trump posted an AI created video of himself with a crown flying over the crowd of protestors and throwing what I hope was mud on them. This is a satirical cartoon commentary on this video. I created it using AI and drew in several modifications by hand. In the cartoon the mud is thrown back at him by the wind, muddying his face and knocking off the crown. The text in Spanish translates to, “If you throw mud, you’ll end up muddying yourself”

Description: Anonymous is a hacker group dedicated to the truth and to unmasking the lies that abound in our government and among the powerful who are in control

Description: The coqui is a tiny frog that is endemic to Puerto Rico and a source of pride because legend says that it is unable to live anywhere else.

Description: Pedro Albizu Campos, Puerto Rican Nationalist leader, was known as El Maestro.

Description: Lolita Lebron is a dearly loved icon of Puerto Rico. She represents love and sacrifice for her beloved Puerto Rico.

Description: In these trying times, Acosta’s message upon quitting CNN takes on a special significance

Description: Anyone who would vote for a convicted felon has no moral values at all and deserves to be named an accessory

Description: Voting for a criminal makes you an accessory or at least complicit and says a lot for your lack of values

Description: Trump’s anti democratic stance on just about everything leaves true patriots no choice except to resist on every front.

Description: After witnessing the first round of terrifying executive orders, the only word that came to mind was, resist!

Description: Rustic country church in a peaceful landscape

Description: After the elections I felt all of the above but realized that negative feelings were not helping.

Description: These birds are very colorful and loosely drawn

Description: Old dilapidated spooky house has black cats and ghosts peering out the windows

Description: Skull with Frida Kahlo characteristics perfect for Halloween or the Mexican Day of the Dead

Description: This is a skull with characteristics of the Mexican artist Frida Kahlo

Description: Abstract version of Phantom of the Opera

Description: Abstract waterfall on a clear day with brilliant colors

Description: Honoring Puerto Rican heroines. Although there are many more this piece shows the images of Blanca Canales, Lolita Lebrón and Julia de Burgos.

Description: This is a painting of three famous Puerto Rican women

Description: owl sitting on a tree branch on a spooky halloween night

Description: Owl sitting on a tree branch on Halloween night

Description: This is an image of the nationalist leader Pedro Albizu Campos with the Puerto Rico flag and possibly his most famous quotes, “La patria es valor y sacrificio”

Description: Pedro Albizu Campos was a Puerto Rican nationalist leader, famous for many quotes about Puerto Rican independence and the importance of duty and love for the country.

Description: Puerto Rican Nationalist Pedro Albizu Campos both alone and including a couple of his many famous quotes

Description: Three impressionistic red flowers with buds and leaves

Description: Love yellow flowers. They are so joyful and always make me happy.

Description: Anyone who loves the ocean and marine live loves octopuses. They are one of the most intelligent animals in the ocean.

Description: An answer to JD Vance’s infuriating statements about childless women.

Description: When it gets so hot that you can only exclaim, Puto Calor!

Description: Vanda orchids are my favorites because they are so easy to care for and are long lasting.

Description: This little siamese cat died and we were devastated so I decided to celebrate how awesome he was.

Description: If you can’t beat them, join them. This iguana lives on my roof and suns himself on a tree next to my terrace.

Description: Everyone gets their due eventually, even those who think that their privilege puts them above the law.

Description: Weepa is an iconic word in Puerto Rico to express joy or pride

Description: Celebrating all Boricua moms on Mother’s Day and every day!