Aldo Ojeda is a teacher, illustrator and graphic designer from México, who spends his days "drawing warriors, monsters and robots." I discovered him while looking for creative commons art at twitter. He is also an "Irredeemable bibliophile, sci-fi geek, comic book enthusiast and RPG addict."
In the morning, I learn from my college students. In the afternoon, I spend my time painting warriors, monsters and robots. At night, I wish the day had more hours.
CC-BY Aldo Ojeda
Sometimes Aldo asks his facebook friends for ideas, which he then illustrates.
On this occasion the theme was mash up, mixing two or more concepts. The winning idea was: zombie shark and here is the result. [...] First I made a normal shark and then go to zombify it: This illustration has a Creative Commons Attribution license, you can download the PSD file at 400dpi in the following link:
CC-BY Aldo Ojeda
A new retro astronaut. This image has a Creative Commons Attribution license and you can download the PSD file at 300dpi in the link below.
CC-BY Aldo Ojeda
Hey, remember the villain from hell ? It's been five years since I drew that Chinese skullcap. I would really like to do a comic with this character again. For now, here is an image with a Creative Commons Attribution license, you can download it at 300dpi here:
CC-BY Aldo Ojeda
The lord of the fleshless . As I really liked this image, I put it with a Creative Commons Atribution license, you can download the image at 600dpi here:
CC-BY Aldo Ojeda
After the disappointing entry last week, I wanted to make up for it with today's sketch. After a long time, I came back with a Cogitatus . On this occasion, in addition, with a Creative Commons Attribution license. The link for high resolution download is here:
CC-BY Aldo Ojeda
Soldier of some futuristic army. This drawing has a Creative Commons Attribution license, you can download the image at 600dpi here:
CC-BY Aldo Ojeda
A samurai skeleton. This drawing has a Creative Commons Attribution license, you can download the image at 300dpi here:
CC-BY Aldo Ojeda
[...] every now and then I re-interpret a topic I've done a long time ago, to see what I've learned. As a warrior , for example. This drawing has a Creative Commons Attribution license, you can download the image at 400dpi here:
CC-BY Aldo Ojeda
Another samurai girl ( edited: the correct term would be onna-bugeisha ). What can I say, I like women in Japanese armor. This work has a Creative Commons Attribution license, you can download the image at 600dpi here:
All images are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (CC-BY) by Aldo Ojeda. All quotes are taken from his blog, translations by google.
Here are some other places, where you can find him:
And hopefully on Steemit, soon.
