Mexicana
70 creative works found
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water color on cotton canvas
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This is a highly-detailed, vibrantly colored piece inspired by Mexico’s Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead. I combined the simplified black outline of a skull with my usual funky abstract style to create an artwork that is vivid, boisterous, and jubilant. I like the paradoxical juxtaposition of the classic image of death and mortality – the skull – portrayed amidst colorful abstract forms and intricate designs, which express the fullness and joy of life. You can see more of my artwork at my website, http://www.thaneeya.com.
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This is a highly-detailed, vibrantly colored piece inspired by Mexico’s Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead. I combined the simplified black outline of a skull with my usual funky abstract style to create an artwork that is vivid, boisterous, and jubilant. I like the paradoxical juxtaposition of the classic image of death and mortality – the skull – portrayed amidst colorful abstract forms and intricate designs, which express the fullness and joy of life. You can see more of my artwork at my website, http://www.thaneeya.com.
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Taken at Earnley butterflies and gardens.
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Mailbox, Isla Mujeres, Mexico
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In a sleepy backlighted street in San Jose Del Cabo, while walking to a parking place, this eerie, yet brightly colored bistro appeared out of nowhere.
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Any one who has ever drunk Tequila knows Don Julio as the best. this image seems to show someone who had several too many the day after.
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This tree is growing in a park in Cuautitlán, Estado de México, México. Photo taken March 2009 I think this tree is the Caesalpinia Mexicana or perhaps it is a Cassia species. If you recognize the species, please let me know.
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This tree is growing in a park in Cuautitlán, Estado de México, México. Photo taken March 2009 / I think this tree is the Caesalpinia Mexicana or perhaps it is a Cassia species. If you recognize the species, please let me know.
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This tree is growing in a park in Cuautitlán, Estado de México, México. Photo taken March 2009 / I think this tree is the Caesalpinia Mexicana or perhaps it is a Cassia species. If you recognize the species, please let me know.
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This tree is growing in a park in Cuautitlán, Estado de México, México. Photo taken March 2009 / I think this tree is the Caesalpinia Mexicana or perhaps it is a Cassia species. If you recognize the species, please let me know.
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This tree is growing in a park in Cuautitlán, Estado de México, México. Photo taken March 2009 / I think this tree is the Caesalpinia Mexicana or perhaps it is a Cassia species. If you recognize the species, please let me know.
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He’s the magnifico luchador..
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Location: Austin, Texas
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Karina is one of Gerardo’s cousin and we’ve known each other for a few years now. She is wearing some shiny jewelry and a pretty pink crochet blouse.
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Karina 1 portrait in black and white with a touch of sepia.
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Second portrait of Karina. This one is closer and at a different angle.
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La Navidad Mexicana (please excuse my poor spanish!!) relaxed, brilliant food, lovely family and margaritas. Uploaded as a celebration of Ed’s 50th birthday. Pingelly Western Australia
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