Sugar Skull Harley Quinn

The central figure appears to be a Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) inspired version of Harley Quinn, featuring sugar skull makeup with elaborate designs around her bright, hypnotic blue eyes.

Her blonde pigtails, outlined with thick black strokes, have golden highlights and are accentuated by vivid pink bands.

She wears a corset-style outfit with heart and skull motifs, incorporating gothic and baroque influences with black, gold, and red tones.

Her choker features a small skull centerpiece with a heart below it, reinforcing the darkly playful aesthetic.

She holds a wooden mallet in one hand, a signature nod to Harley Quinn's classic weapon, and a bright green sugar skull in the other, painted with purple, gold, and black embellishments.

The background of the sketch is a vivid magenta, contrasting with the thick black ink outlines and golden shading.

The canvas border is hand-painted in a blend of deep blues, purples, and magentas, complementing the character’s aesthetic while adding a raw, expressive energy.

Artistic Style:

BossKong's signature graffiti-toon fusion is evident in the bold linework, high-contrast shading, and urban pop-art aesthetic.

Heavy black outlines combined with airbrush-style highlights add depth and make the colors pop.

The exaggerated facial expressions and proportions enhance the piece’s playfully sinister energy.

Presentation:

The hand-painted canvas background serves as a dynamic frame, blending into the sketch with an expressive, layered paint technique that enhances the gritty, high-energy style.

This presentation gives the piece a raw, street-art-meets-gallery aesthetic, making it feel both urban and collectible.

This piece is a standout example of BossKong’s unique fusion of comic book, graffiti, and tattoo-inspired art, blending pop culture with street-style edge.