PLEASE TRY IT before you buy it, since I won't be issuing any refunds.

B-Destiny Diego Salcedo Frame, derived for my B-Destiny (Boricuas Destiny) Night Club. The original mural is on display at the library of the University of Puerto Rico at Mayaguez. Diego Salcedo's historical immortality (if he really ever existed) is linked ironically to his mortality.

Why did I call it Boricuas Destiny or B-Destiny? In Noel Estrada's song "En mi viejo San Juan," the author talks about how he had to move to the States from Puerto Rico because of "destiny" (or neccesity, like many islanders have done for many many decades). The song is basically about homesickness, and the pain the author suffers due to his inability to return to his birthplace (probably due to economic reasons). It is a destiny that many Puerto Ricans have had to endure, but one that we take anyway hoping for a better life.

This is part of the B-Destiny Club collection, which consists of

The following mini-catalog showcases a few of the items I've derived for my rooms and for very very VERY few buddies—since I rarely do custom work, it's a PITA. I have no unifying theme or marketing "gimmick" to set me apart from other "devs," nor am I interested in joining any clique to increase my apparent level of coolness or my visibility. I'm a lone wolf. If I see something I like, and if I'm in the mood for it, I derive it. 'Nuff said.