The Chupacabra, as a creature that lurks in the shadows and preys on unsuspecting animals, could represent hidden dangers (Campers). Design might serve as a reminder to stay vigilant and aware of potential threats that may not always be immediately apparent.

The "Chupacabra" is a legendary creature in Latin American folklore, particularly in parts of Mexico, Puerto Rico, and other Spanish-speaking countries. The name "Chupacabra" is a combination of two Spanish words: "chupar" (to suck) and "cabra" (goat). The name roughly translates to "goat sucker."

The legend of the Chupacabra has also been fueled by various hoaxes and urban legends over the years.
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Been working on this series throughout the whole summer.
It was a fascinating journey into Latin American culture, shaping a collection born from that inspiration. Had a lot of experiments with blending different art styles into each design, making the visuals more diverse and engaging, yet tied together by a common theme.
The Día De Los Muertos Sticker Collection - is a fusion of Latin American culture and Counter-Strike tactics, blending folklore, street art, and cyberpunk aesthetics into one vibrant set.
The main influences came from traditional folklore, history, and popular culture, as well as the modern echoes of Latin American expression in cartoons and gaming. The result is a fusion of myth and meta, pulling sparks from Shadow of the Tomb Raider, Jackie Chan Adventures, Cyberpunk, Spider-Man 2099, and new-gen aesthetics.

As I speak more about this collection, I tried to touch very different topics and inspirations based on my own experience as well - from cactus icons like Little Monster and the sombrero-wearing Boss, to lucha libre defiance in Lucha contra el destino, the collection draws on symbols of resilience, destiny, and fight.
Spiritual motifs like Muerte and All Them Angels, They Sin channel Día de los Muertos and folk-saint imagery, while urban legends like the Chupacabra lurk alongside the playful danger of the Chancla.
Graffiti-tagged phrases give the set a raw street feel, balanced by tactical nods such as Last Seen: Nowhere for smoke masters, Clutchcraft for miracle rounds, and Butterfly Effect for precision with consequences = game-experience.

Designs like GASagrado (holy smoke), T-Sign, and Site A - tie directly into CS identity and playstyles, while Together We Win unites them under teamwork.

A celebration of Latin American spirit, expressed through masks, monsters, saints, and sinners - all adapted into the Counter-Strike universe.

P.S: As a bonus, there's some charms. Going to update this collection with the designs for guns, as well.
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