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2021
Lorena Germana
Feel Free
"I think it's perfect"
Daniela de Oliveira
Calle Fortaleza
March 2021
Jose Castillo
The Dripping New Orleans
Materials:
Watercolor
Sharpies
Candela Gonzalez
City of Colors
Ana Castillo
Great Canyon
Daniel Gonzalez
Without Touch
September 2020
Materials:
Colored Pencils
Abbigale Prieto
Abstract Distance
Fabio Cesaroni
Stippling squirrel
Materials:
Markers
Isabela Santos
Old Town New York
"This drawing is inspired of how New York looked in the 70s"
Kristian Celdran
BALANCE OF HEALTH
Materials:
#2 pencil
Pietro Trevisan
Pombo
Naye Gomez
Jacket
Materials:
Pencil
Watercolors
Alain Fernandez
Mountains in the nature
"The drawing is based on the nature. The inspiration for the drawing is that there are some beautiful places in the world."
Materials:
Watercolors
Maximo Magro
The Good Ol' Days
" I created this piece as a reflection on objective understanding of history, the importance of understanding old perspectives, and the true loss obtained for failing to do so."
Materials:
Oil pastel
Soft pastel
Max Torres
A Sight of Home
"The drawing depicts a green ladscape that slowly transitions into a collection of trees that hide the beginnings of El Avila, the lungs of the city of Caracas, Venezuela. I used a mixture of watercolor paints for atmospheric effects while I drew the trees and grass using watercolor pencils for greater detail. This painting is important to me because I was forced to move from Venezu
Table Fruit
Paola Martinez
Feelings
Rayan Bartschies
Destruction of Happiness
Materials:
Graphite pencil
Markers
Magazine cutouts
Acrylic paint.
Lorena Sanchez
St. Basil's Cathedral
Materials: acrylic paint
Technique: pointillism
Yahyna Carrion
Gran Via Views
03/13/2021
"This is an artwork of Madrid, Gran Via." Materials:
Watercolors
Black marker
Adriana Solana
Symbolic Portrait
Jorgina Jahjah
City
"Boston City Hall"
Victoria Orozco
The High Priestess
Materials:
Acrylics
Dried flowers
Temporary tattoos
Melian de la Torre
Time In Space
"Things are very weird there..."
Gianmarco Pretto
Symbolic beauty
03/5
"The woman in this drawing is an artist whom I admire and inspires me. I believe she represent beauty in her own unique ways."
Materials:
Charcoal
Color pencils
Marker
Watercolor
Pastel
Kayla Arnaez
"una spruzzata di colore"
Juxtaposition Owl
Materials:
Acrylic paint
Pencil shavings
Natural watercolors made with coffee, black pepper, and curry
Yahyna Carrion
Harpy
Technique:
Stippling
Andrea Gallart
Cleopatra gets ready for a party
Sophia Lemus
Varadero
06/07/2012
Liz Jorge
Victorian Illusion
"I researched different victorian houses, and tried to incorporate different parts of them into one drawing"
Alessandro Squadritto
Day in a Town
Alberto Padron
12/26/03
"- Billie Eilish logo: I instantly fell in love with this artist and her words. She defines my want be a better me even when life goes the wrong way. - Butterfly: Butterflies start as caterpillars and transform into beautiful creatures. I have gone through a lot of self-growth the past year, and I feel like a caterpillar who has bloomed into a butterfly. - Airplane: I have been blessed to be able to travel the world with my parents and I feel as if, all those travels have cultivated the way I am today. - Air Jordan 1: I started working and the first thing I bought was a pair of Air Jordan 1. I don’t use them; I just keep them as a symbol of hard work. - Hibiscus Flower: Since I am mixed, I have 2 different cultures in which I am Caribbean. Whenever I go to my mom’s hometown in Martinique, we always see these flowers. - Sunset: I love going to the top of my parking lot in my apartment to just watch the sunset. This is where I think the most, I listen to music, make big decisions, and breathe."
Maureen M Mazloum
Colorful Rain
Lorena Sanchez
The inner machinations of my mind are an enigma
Materials:
Oil pastel
Chalk pastel
Paper cuttings
Sticky notes
Torn book pages
Pencil
Paula Valle
Medicine
Materials:
Color pencils
Kathryn Byrd
Face mask heart
"It represent that the coronavirus affects us, and we have to use face mask. I used only pencil colors for this art piece."
Francisco Herrero
