Orcinus orca

This smart curvy beauty is my entrance for the day 18 of MerMay.

Physalia physalis mermaid

Latley Physalia physalis is always in the news because of an invasion she is doing of the southern Spain coasts, so it came naturally to me to draw a Physalia physalis medmaid as a MerMay day 17.

Cyprinus carpio mermaid

Oooops! Maybe this little Chinese princess butterfly koi mermaid messed up something.

Here there is my MerMay 16.

Cephalopterus Manta mermaid

MerMay day 16, a manta mermaid inspired bu this pic https://www.instagram.com/p/BixQk5alYaJ/?taken-by=reefrepairel

Scorpanea scrofa mermaid

Here there is my MerMay day 14 in pantone and crayon. I'm almost there.

MerMay 12 and 13

Keeping on without being able to be up at the day

MerMay 11 Steampunk Periophthalmus argentilineatus

Periophthalmus argentilineatus is a little fish a.k.a mudskipper because of its habit of go out the water and spend some time in the mud. For this peculiar fish I imagined a steampunk mermaid and drawed it in crayons, pantone, and coffee spreaded by a make-up brush since in my new home I didn't brought my watercolour brushes at the moment.

Higher Ground

The day after, I'm definitely still in Eurovision Songs Contest hangover. I loved particularly Denmark's song, performed by Rasmussen (but hey: Austria, Italy, Hungary and Moldova you're in my heart too), and I couldn't help drawing a quick viking themed sketch.

Here there is my trubute all in pantone and ball-point pen to Higer Ground (if you click on the name, you can listen to the song).

Dancing betta splendend

Today my MerMay 10 is setted in Cambodia: a betta splendens siren drawed in pantone like a Cambodian dancer.

Tribute to Galicia: Octopus Mermaid

The today marmaid is a tribute to the land that is my new home: Galicia, where eating octopus is pretty common.

Here there is my Octopus vulgaris mermaid for MerMay day 9