Real Men Don’t Kill Coyotes - ‘VESCOR’

"Vescor" is a gripping and intense illustration that captures a harrowing moment on the battlefield, where the boundaries between predator and prey, triumph and tragedy, are blurred. It portrays a wounded and defiant coyote, with arrows piercing it’s back, gripping the hand of its fallen enemy in its powerful jaws.

The coyote is a symbol of resilience and adaptability. The arrows lodged in the coyote's back reveal the toll of the battle, the physical wounds it has endured in its struggle for survival. Yet, it remains unbowed, embodying the indomitable spirit of nature, even in the face of overwhelming odds.

The illustration encapsulates the raw emotions of struggle and defiance, while also serving as a reminder of the consequences of our actions. It raises questions about the cost of war and the potential for unexpected outcomes, as nature asserts itself in the midst of human aggression.

"Real Men Don’t Kill Coyotes" is an immersive and captivating series of images by Artist and Illustrator Anthony Ventura. The series explores the gripping tale of a group of coyotes engaged in an intense conflict with an army of enigmatic and peculiar men.