Christmas 2011
Title: Happy Holidays!!
Welcome to the Christmas Museum. Our first work, the oldest of all, dates back to the last decade. At that time, a committee of art experts made the risky decision to hire an unknown «pintamonas» (painter of little skill) to creatively capture the spirit of Christmas. Here is the result: A sober, simple, sincere, direct, authentic work. Straight to the heart.
Christmas 2012
Title: Merry Christmas
The following work, created digitally with the new Photoshop technique, pixel by pixel, the self-proclaimed artist (previously «pintamonas») wanted to play intelligently with a warm and cold color palette, with blues and reds mainly. It is the cold of winter in contrast to the warmth of Christmas smiles and hugs.
Christmas 2013
Title: And a happy new year
New Christmas. New work. The now renowned artist, settled in his status as a star, did not want to complicate his life, replicating without fear or trembling the previous year's work, but this time working with a much more stylized style, effusively using passion red, true protagonist of the Christmas holidays, among other things.
Christmas 2014
Title: Trees at Christmas
Our beloved artist, eager for new adventures and creative solutions, decided to embark on an adventure, entering the unknown three-dimensional world. One day, sailing through a sea of infinite polygons, he came to a deep «low poly» fir forest. Without a second thought, he quickly unsheathed his keyboard, mercilessly pressed Ctrl+C, and finished the job by pressing Ctrl+V. And he saw that it was good, pretty and cheap. And fast.
Christmas 2015
Title: Come home for Christmas
Something was missing. But he didn't know what. His first works were based on two dimensions. Then he ventured to insert a third dimension. But the artist was dissatisfied. It had to be something else. Something really special. And finally he found it unexpectedly, on a cold December afternoon, while he was absorbed in watching an exciting and decisive episode of the Doraemon cartoon series. Time! What his work needed was just that, time. Adding one image after another, thus creating the illusion of movement. He got to work, and to the three dimensions he added the desired and found time factor. Now his work finally had a life of its own. Yes, just like Doraemon, the cosmic cat.
Christmas 2018
Title: Light in the darkness
Due to a series of misfortunes, the year 2018 became a really hard year for the entire artists' guild. Time stopped for them, the stories froze, and the music fell silent. All this turbulence is masterfully captured in this work that silently screams, with an overwhelming intimacy, an indisputable symbol of the victory of light over darkness.
Christmas 2019
Title: Precious Stone
But the artists emerged victorious from that setback. And they became stronger. They decided to join forces and work together to create a pharaonic work, something never seen before. In a matter of days, they created a gripping 5,856-frame story, filled with unimaginable detail and wonder. It was hard, meticulous and artisanal work. For example, the great mosaic of the Sacred Family, which was created by hand, piece by piece; a total of 3,531 pebbles were used, placed one by one, with all the love in the world.
Christmas 2022
Title: Putting the star
Due to multiple commissions from all corners of the planet, the artist had to put on the brakes and return to the path of simplicity and immediateness. In this work he went straight to the point. A polygon here, a three-dimensional human model there, and a bit of isometric perspective to finish. No sooner said than done.
