One of the dragonflies that I am most passionate about because its flight capacity is unmatched. It handles all the techniques and is capable of stopping in the air and then going up, down or going back.

They measure about 9cm and their colors are beautiful, the female is emerald green and the male (in the drawing) blue and black. If humans come close, they try to expel them from their territory.

Another thing that I find fascinating about these insects is their meaning.
In Japanese culture, the dragonfly or Tombo is a recurring image in iconography and is also closely related to samurai values.
Dragonflies were called kachimushi
(victorious insects) because they only fly forward, and this gave them the character of someone who never retreats and always moves forward, whatever the circumstances. Thus they became a symbol of strength, courage and determination. And therefore, good luck.

The universe of moths or nocturnal butterflies is unknown and a mystery for most people, since we usually see them as "annoying bugs" or unpleasant in appearance.
For me it is a beautiful and interesting microworld of great variety and creativity. I really enjoy painting its details and learning about its tiny features.
Just as dragonflies and butterflies form a crucial and important part in many of my works

The luna butterfly (Actias luna) is one of the most entertaining to paint due to its striking stained glass appearance.

Aglais io or peacock butterfly. Butterflies and art are inseparable, and we can find them in paintings by great and varied artists throughout history.

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