Trompo de palo violeta, wengué, cedro, teka y ébano, de 420 piezas. Medidas: 43cm de altura x 32cm de diámetro.
Credit to @ byalicelee on insta
Concrete screen block painted aqua blue!!!??? HEAVEN. The design is called "SPRITE"
#Mexico #Mexicanrevolution #Traditions🗣️
Scanned from a 1966 membership form for the Capitol Records Club in Hollywood, CA.
Christian Robinson is a talented illustrator of picture books, presently living and working in San Francisco. In 2008 he earned a BFA in Character Animation at the California Institute of the Arts. He has since worked with Pixar Animation Studios and the Sesame Street Workshop, to name but two amazing companies. I caught up with him…
The Quetzalcoatl Hunters are a group of outcast warriors with unique skills that are destined to protect the Aztec Empire from the hordes of flying creatures spawn from the ascend of the great Quetzalcoatl God, the giant feather snake. Coatl The respected leader of the Quetzalcoatl Hunters is known as Coatl after the animal snake. His right arm sleeve is made of the creature´s scales and is great for protection. He is a very silent and mysterious figure. Also his spiritual knowledge and respect to the divine beast he hunts makes him a controversial character. After each successful kill he is the one that performs the heart sacrifice ritual. Also his weapon, the giant Serpent Macuahuitl was constructed by Tenochtitlan best artisan and was built specially for killing the giant feather snakes. Xolo The toughest and grumpier of the group is called Xolo. He is a veteran soldier and has seen many battles. Those who see his big size and frowned face may not see his other more caring side. This is shown by his love and dedication to his dog Escuincle. These two together form a perfect synergy when it's time to hunt dragons. In spite of Xolo’s brute appearance he is very skilled in tracking and planning the hunt. He only strikes his heavy big pole only when the opportunity is right. Tzili The most charming and agile of the hunters group is called Tzili. This nickname comes from the Nahuatl term for Hummingbird and no one knows his actual name. His skills for killing dragons comes mainly from his background as a former Papantla Flyer. When he was a child his mother taught him to play the flute and he discovered it is very effective in making the giant feathered snakes feel drowsy. When the opportunity is right he quickly climbs the beast body and by sticking his Obsidian Climber Axes to its skull he performs the ritual flying dance. As he descends flying in a spiral path he entangles the creature with the same rope that he is hanging from.
