Funky Folk Art
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For Macro Mondays theme "triangles", this is a detail from a piece of Pueblo folk art we picked up in Santa Fe, New Mexico (description corrected from earlier due to spousal intervention).
A piece of Mexican folk art picked up in San Antonio a few years ago. for 2016: One photo each day (33/366)
I made this photo in Santa Monica, near the city’s center. This is before our California kiddos move to Northern California, so it’s been several years ago. The Rooster was atop a property loaded with similar items. I used Prisma’s Parrot filter on this shot.
She's actually quite " SHABBY CHIC ", for a KoKeshi " possibly a MOD KOKESHI DOLL, since she has such a high paint lustre.
Tudo tão branquinho, e arrumadinho.................................hi ............Saudades de novo.............................Esta foto foi tirada em 09.janeiro, eu tinha ganho esta bromélia da Onilda ( a moça que trabalha comigo já fazem 12 anos), e tirei a foto para posta-la no flickr e depois ate me esqueci na confusão da viagem....
Shes about 14" tall...Shes leaving for Conn. in the morning!!!...carved from pine...its nice to be on the mend so I can do this again
a chunk from a larger pieced together piece. acrylic and ink on wood. Messing around with some new stuff.
I made some creatures to sell this past Christmas - these are two of them. To me they were a bear and a rabbit, but people had different ideas about what each one was. Turns out they could be many different creatures. I like that about them.
I saw this charming piece of folk art for sale; it was carved by a gentleman by the name of Mieczyslaw Tawadzlu in Lukow, Poland, a town famous for this form of folk art. I wish I had enough zloty to purchase it!
Seen a Ad in Craigslist for a Free 7 month old Bloodhound male...Called my daughter and they went and picked him up and brought him up to us...Cleo has a younger playmate now and hopefully Bloodhound pups next year...All 3 dogs are gitting along fine
Another piece of Mexican folk art from a shop in San Antonio, Texas. I tried this also on a yellow background, but unsurprisingly, black worked much better. For 2016: one photo each day (41/366)
new painting! For the "All Star Hustlaz" show at White Walls in Dec. By the way...this is the biggest painting I have done since school!
Detalle de la catrina donde se aprecia su tocado, los aretes con flores pequeñas asi como el detalle del vestido pintado en flores pequeñas. pintada por Helena Nares.
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