Mazquihetl (Top Left) A stylized portrait of a woman with Aztec influences, featuring an intricate headdress adorned with curved ornaments and circular elements. Her expression is calm yet powerful, with bold eyebrows and thick lips. The shading is smooth, giving a carved stone effect. The symmetrical design frames the face with balance and elegance. Xolotl (Top Right) A sacred depiction of the Aztec god Xolotl, represented as a stylized dog with large, pointed ears and spiral- like designs on its forehead. The face is symmetrical, with detailed patterns resembling ancient carvings. The eyes are sharp and glowing, with a mystical presence. The shading is deep and contrasts well with the lighter background. Tezcuintli (Center) A jaguar- like face with tribal patterns, large circular eyes, and a fierce expression. The nose and mouth are broad, with sharp fangs giving a powerful aura. The ears are adorned with curved extensions, resembling feathers or ornamental jewelry. The design has bold black outlines with a balanced mix of solid and gradient shading. Mictlantecuhtli (Bottom Left) A skeletal face with an Aztec headdress, representing the god of death. The skull is detailed with deep shadows, and the headdress is adorned with symmetrical, geometric patterns. The eye sockets are hollow, adding a haunting effect. The lower jaw is strong, symbolizing power and eternity. Tlaloc (Bottom Right) A mask- like depiction of Tlaloc, the Aztec god of rain. His eyes are large and exaggerated, with circular elements surrounding them, giving an intense gaze. His mouth has long fangs or tusks, a signature feature of his representation. The symmetrical design and bold, curving patterns add a divine presence