People That Piss Me Off gathers a crowded cast of faces into one unapologetically personal group portrait. Drawn primarily in black and punctuated by bold red, blue, and yellow details, each character carries a different expression, personality, and reason for being there. Humor turns irritation into something playful, transforming the people who get under your skin into the subjects of the artwork itself. Chaotic, funny, and a little petty, the piece treats frustration as something worth documenting. Instead of giving these people peace of mind, Bracho gives them a permanent place on paper.
