The Xochihua card from the new Oracle deck I am painting www.kickstarter.com/projects/the...

At work on a new codex

The glyph for Etzalcualiztli, “the Eating of Maize and Beans,” which is the month in which we currently find ourselves

A new painting of Tlaloc. It is a detail of a new codex I am painting.

Painting a new card for my **Nahua Lotería**. This one shows Tlaloc’s vessel, pouring life-giving rain. It speaks of **abundance** and the **sacredness of water**. Each card is part of a tarot deck of ancestral symbols. \#loteria #tlaloc #indigenousart #mexicantarot #nahua

Happy Father’s Day 💙 To celebrate, everything in my shop is 25% off—today only. This painting shows a Mexica warrior holding his child, his body marked with tattoos of war and duty. www.etsy.com/mx/shop/mico... #FathersDay #ChicanoArt #IndigenousArt #FelixdEon #ChicomeArt

What they aren’t showing on Fox News

For Pride Month: a trans fisherman kisses his Afro-Latina lover on the shores of Lake Cocibolca. A tribute to queer, Nicaraguan love. Print available in my Etsy shop—link in bio. #PrideMonth #TransLove #AfroLatina #QueerArt #Nicaragua #ArteConOrgullo

Starting a new painting of Tezcatlipoca

🌈 Pride Sale! 🌈 Celebrating diversity with 25% off everything in my Etsy shop until Monday! My Queer Lotería game honors all of us—women, men, trans, and gender-fluid folk—through joyful, playful art. Prints also available. #Pride #QueerLotería #LGBTQArt #ChicanoArt www.etsy.com/mx/listing/4...

Pride Month unfolds, a time to honor the resilience and joy of queer love. My painting shows two Nahua women in El Salvador, making pupusas—a tribute to everyday love. El Salvador holds a special place in my heart. May this month celebrate love in all its forms. #PrideMonth #QueerLove #Nahua

Entrusted with a stone image of Xochipilli, the Prince of Flowers and lord of art and joy, I honor Him with regalia, copal, prayers, and dance. He guides my hands and heart with creativity. #ChicanoArt #IndigenousArt #MexicanArt #Xochipilli #Artist #Spirituality

In Huey Tozoztli, we honor the Lords of Corn. Chicomecōātl is ripened maize, sacred and alive. I painted Her as part of my Chicano/Mexica spiritual art. Download a free high-res file to print for your altar— www.deviantart.com/micorazonmex...

Drawing and painting the sacred hand of the Tonalequeh—Mexica Lords of art, joy, and movement. Their glyphs mark the heart of this oil painting, part of my spiritual Indigenous Chicano art. I’ll share the full piece soon—prints will be in my Etsy shop. #mexica #chicanoart #aztec

A few of the Loteria cards I have painted so far for my Nahua Loteria deck

We are now in the veintena—or “month”—of Huey Tozoztli, when we honor the lords of maize. This image comes from next year’s Indigenous calendar, taken from my “Aztec” tarot deck. A young farmer leans upon his coa and reflects on his labor.

Watercolor of Pitao Cozobi, Zapotec Lord of the Young Maize—painted during Tozoztontli for the Be’ena’ Za’ diaspora, to honor Indigenous memory and ceremony. Print available: www.etsy.com/mx/listing/9...

My mom and me.

With my mother in regalia I designed, which gives honor to Mayahuel

This painting shows a nahual—a shape-shifting figure from Indigenous Mexican tradition—transforming into a jaguar to bring rain and maize. Inspired by the ancient murals of Cacaxtla, and rooted in Chicano, Mexica, and Native identity. #nahual #indigenousart #chicano #mexicanartist #aztecart

At work on a new piece - the Tlaloqueh crack open the sky and pour their life giving waters in the earth below

For Mermay, a painting of queer Indigenous love from Guatemala. The Xocomil, a water spirit of Lake Atitlán, falls for a girl who bathes in its waters. When she disappears, the lake turns stormy with grief. In this version, the Xocomil is a Mayan mermaid. Prints in my Etsy—link in bio!

Today is 6 Death, a day sacred to the Moon—who was born on a day Miquiztli. Last night was the full moon. To honor her, I painted myself in white chalk, like Tecciztecatl, the Lord of Snails, who appears in our codices pale, luminous, crowned with shells.

To all our Nantzineh—our mothers—who carry the world in their arms. This painting honors Indigenous motherhood, and the love, memory, and tradition passed from mother to child. 25% off my Etsy shop through Tuesday. 🛍️ Link in bio. #MothersDay #Nantzin www.etsy.com/mx/shop/mico...

I practice ceremony—and make art—with my friend Rojas, who is Purépecha, Mexican, and Chicana. In a recent shoot, they painted their own body and that of our friend Aaron in the style of ancient Chupícuaro, from Michoacán—ancestral land of the Purépecha.

We are Chicano. We are Mexica. We are dancers and children of the maize. Tozoztontli—the Small Vigil—is the first of the great maize ceremonies. It marks the turning of the seasons. The fields are still dry and golden, but we call for the rains. We begin again.

This is my new painting: The Tree of Tozoztontli. We’re in the “month” of Tozoztontli, when we honor the Lords of Maize and call the rains. Trees are adorned with flowers, Tlaloc masks, frogs, and corn—becoming altars that intercede with the rain “gods.”

Saluting the four directions at the start of ceremony

Images of Xipe Totec I painted for his altar

Dancing in honor of Xipe Totec, the Flayed Lord

A new drawing of Quetzalcoatl

Beautiful ink

Beautiful ink

Painting Tlaloc www.etsy.com/mx/listing/9...

For Valentines day, I put my entire Etsy shop on sale! Everything is 25 percent off. Here is every painting I have ever done of Xochiquetzal, the “Goddess” of love, (with my favorite at the very end), to celebrate this special day. www.etsy.com/mx/shop/mico... #MexicanValentine #Xochiquetzal

The masks of Xochiquetzal and Xochipilli

Dancing in honor of Cihuacoatl, Serpent Woman, Our Mother the Earth

Carrying Cihuacoatl, Our Mother the Earth, in pilgrimage

At work on a new card for my Nahuatl lotería game www.etsy.com/mx/shop/mico...

Painting a tecocoli or conch player, from a new series that will explore the different roles in ceremony

If you are in LA, come to my show this Saturday!

A new painting of the lords of pleasure, the Tonalequeh

We are in the “month” of Atemoztli, “the Descent of the Waters,” which is a time to give honor to the mountains. A painting of our mother the mountain.

A new card, El Alacrán, for my Nahuatl Lotería game. www.etsy.com/mx/shop/mico...

Leo as a firebearer

Drawing a fire-bearer. There are many different roles in ceremony, and one of the most important is the fire bearer. Through their work they call upon Chantico and Huehueteotl, the lords of fire. In their sacred smoke our prayers, intentions, and gratitude are carried to the Teteo.

Painting tattoos

“Quecholnahual,” a new painting of a shape-shifting magician who transforms into her tonal or “spirit animal.” In Etsy as a print. www.etsy.com/mx/listing/1...

For no particular reason, please note the following fact: The word "Mexico" was used for two hundred years before the word "America" was ever coined. Mexico comes from a Nahuatl word, the name of a kingdom founded in 1325 by a tribe known as the Mexihtin. "Mexihco." Place of Mexihtli. 1/