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Who were some of your favorite artists growing up? Was there anyone in particular that just blew you away, or inspired you to work harder?Īll those artists who had to do with all that I liked by then. I was really influenced with Dragon Ball Z, Masters of the Universe, Scooby Doo, and many others. In my opinion, in the ’90s there was a revolution of visual impact everywhere. Always looking for different and original stuff that inspires me.Ĭomics, arcade games, stamps/sticker collections, skate culture, graffiti culture, and underground urban art. Always been working with my hands creating unusual stuff. Love nature, bikes, tattoos, and the intensity of life in all aspects. Can you remember what it was about art that grabbed your attention? When you were growing up in Spain, you developed an early interest in drawing. So hear ya go… the full interview with the man, ETERNO!

For fans of the mag like me, this is gonna be awesome! Did I mention the big fuckin’ pictures too? Gotcha covered. Here on Doom Cycle, we don’t face those same restrictions, so ya end up gettin’ the whole thing. Hey, and welcome to all those who just couldn’t get enough of artist Eterno from issue 24! If you’re still waitin’ on a copy to hit your mailbox, let me fill ya in: space is tight in a physical magazine, so the artist interviews there are presented in a condensed form. This is gonna be a crazy trip – come along for the ride! In addition to speakin’ with their cover artists, I’ve been puttin’ together some crazy Choptoons for their channel on, one of which is up there now. I’ve been a a big fan of the mag for years now, so having this opportunity to work with Tim and the gang means a lot. It’s somethin’ I’m really stoked about, which shouldn’t come as a surprise to any of you who’ve been hangin’ around this joint.

Doom Cycle has teamed up with the awesome folks at Show Class Magazine to interview their cover artist for each issue.