Greetings to friends passionate about cosmic art. I'm kicking off the current month with the imaginary illustration "Chiroptera with Screws." It's a small-format painting made with acrylic pigments on wood and assembled screws. It depicts the detail of a bat in an expressionist atmosphere, reflecting the moon in a dreamy lake. The evolution of this artistic piece has been rapid, developed over motley patches. However, it's the product of my second creative attempt of the day. I had originally started painting some sort of feline, and I didn't like it; I gave up less than halfway through. Perhaps it was the warm-up that led to the creation of this genuine work, which connects more with the creatures that most deeply inhabit my creative universe; perhaps because I belong to the generation of the comic book superhero Batman, the Batman. Below, I'm leaving you with a series of photographs arranged from beginning to end, with the idea of showing part of the creative process of this artistic piece. I'll also post a couple of photos of today's work that I wasn't able to complete. Your comments are welcome.

Here is the painting that I couldn't complete.

The photographs were taken with the 32M front camera of a TECNO SPARK 20.

Thank you for reading, see you soon, I wish you much success.