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painting on the balconies of La Habana, Cuba 🇨🇺 still processing what we witnessed and experienced last november. but one thing I can say is I was surprised by the amount of art, artists, and galleries we encountered. art is consistent throughout
abe, the art critic, taking in a fun one I painted while I spend a covid christmas at home reminiscing about my travels through colombia and mexico. this is a window I saw in jericó, antoquia, colombia 🇨🇴 on a different note, you may have
una puerta en san miguel de allende, méxico 🌸 one of the many doors i saw in mexico last year and a gift for a special amiga. my colorful door obsession continues! acrylic on watercolor paper 8 x 10 / acrílico en papel
capturando memorias de cuba y volviendo a la práctica de pintar // capturing memories from cuba and returning to the practice of painting acuarela//watercolor sketchbook
we inherited this big plant that needed some bamboo supports, so made it some friends with oven bake clay and acrylic paint 🦥🦜🐌
next batch of postcards are out and in the weird world that is the us postal system💌 i hope those getting these find a little joy in my short note dedicated to them✨ in other random thoughts, does anyone know what happens to mail sent out intern
a little something for @iavargas from her travels
a few postcards in✨ turns out y’all loved this idea, i ended up telling 15 of you that you’ll be getting some snail mail soon-ish and even then i had to tell a few that you’ll have first dibs next time 🐌 so now i have a differen
ok but did you know marmots are so damn cute? i’d never seen one in person. when we saw our first this summer while summiting mt bierstadt, we kept asking “it is a squirrel? is it a beaver? but it has such a fluffy tail!!” then i s
eucalipto // eucalyptus, i always associate the fragrance, colors, and look of this plant to my grandparents farm in the sabana de bogotá, colombia. walking in the evening from our house to the barn where my grandfather took me to milk the cow
third time’s a charm-ish trying new things that will hopefully help me get back into a creative groove during a summer of many many adventures, both planned and not (shattered oil pans, sink-less apartments, backpacking 14ers, living new place
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rio grande sunrise🌞 acrylic on canvas//acrílico en lienzo i left austin last spring to explore latin america and discover pieces of myself i knew i could only see once removed from what was familiar to me. when i came back in october, i sta
these four babies are extra special because they’re infused with the magic i found along my travels in mexico. they were born on buses between pueblitos, terrazas con un cafecito, hotel rooms, parques y plazas🌞 they will be on display in aust
t-26 days!! join us for an art exhibition curated by @tawathreads! when our sun rises is a diverse exhibition of local and national acclaimed artists. showcasing outdoor-centric artwork from 30+ BIPOC, queer, and individuals with disabilities creator