Claudio Limon

We may be a wee bit obsessed with artist Claudio Limon's works. The pink Otomi mural he recently did for Hotel Matilda in San Miguel is leaving us swooning over his whimsical Mexican pop-art style. Check out some of our favorite insta pics of the hotel and a handful of his illustrations. See more of his works here and here!

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Britt's Picks: Mexican Folk Tales by Naomi Wilkinson

I stumbled upon UK based illustrator Naomi Wilkinson's artwork while looking on Etsy recently, and fell in love with her illustrations! She even has a set of Mexican folk tale illustrations and bright patterns that are absolutely lovely:

Mexican Illustration

Check out these awesome illustrations by a few of the wonderful Mexican illustrators/designers that exist in the art world. Their work is whimsical and teeming with influence from Mexican art and culture:

Alberto Ceriteno's illustrations are inspired by "urban vinyl toys and the pop surrealism movement", so they're pretty comic-like and goofy–the chubby little Blue Demon isn't looking like his usual fierce self!

Charles Glaubitz is a local artist in Tijuana and professor at San Diego City College. His illustrations here are a colorful tribute to Mexican taco stands.

Britt's Picks: IllustratedInk Loteria Prints

This week, while looking for artwork inspired by those iconic Loteria card images, I stumbled upon the vintage tattoo styled artwork of Etsy artist IllustratedInk. Her work is based on Mexican folk art, and her Loteria prints are super rad: