“Más sabe el diablo por viejo que por diablo”
Category: Portfolio
Artworks
My professor put this composition together, a teddy on a tricycle next to a cow skull. I didn’t like the skull next to children toys but it can be a representation of life, we should enjoy life like children do (to the fullest!) because we don’t know when it might end…
“We were used to looking at your donut drawing every morning while chatting” my art history professor told me after it was no longer displayed on the hallway… (it’s great to know that people enjoy looking at your artwork!)
Flawlessly flying with broken arms
Tracing the first critical line
Finding better understanding of procedure
Realizing that beauty is internally developed
Achieving perfection and consistency
Believing while still breathing
Risen bodies are being transformed
Lasting forever more
Ready to face and endure danger or pain; showing courage.
A man who protects and loves his family.
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