遐想的艺术

我的Day of the Dead artpieces are inspired by the meaningful Mexican holiday,Día de Muertos,这是一个纪念和庆祝的时候了our loved ones who have passed away. My sugar skull art is typically colorful, psychedelic, and dancing with intricate designs, seeking to embody the mystery and energy of our earthly existence while tapping into the question of what's beyond.

死者的一天，叫Día de Muertosin Spanish, is a Mexican holiday that is celebrated from October 31 through November 2 of each year. On the Day of the Dead, the boundaries between life and death begin to blur as men, women and children of all ages honor the bonds between themselves and their loved ones who have passed away. The holiday has spread rapidly in the past decade from Mexico to America and beyond. It is now celebrated by Mexicans, Mexican-Americans, and countless others, spawning a colorful and distinctive artistic tradition that continues to inspire.

Sugar skulls, calledcalaveras de azúcarin Spanish, are among the holiday's most iconic symbols, and are sold everywhere on the days and weeks leading up to Day of the Dead. Market stalls are lined with rows and rows of colorful skulls, created from sugar and decorated with multi-colored icing, shiny foil, sequins and glitter. The nearby image features real sugar skulls I created to celebrate the holiday. Sugar skulls are typically given as gifts or placed on altars as offerings to those who have passed away.

2005年，我创造了我的第一个Sugar头骨艺术品，多年来已经绽放成一个超过100种糖头骨艺术品的集合。保持死者真正的精神，我的糖头骨并不意味着令人毛骨悚然，病态或可怕。相反，他们是开朗，咧嘴笑的提醒，我们应该拥抱生活，享受我们的地上存在，同时沉迷于我们离去的亲人的联系。

You can learn about mysugar skullart at my个人网站或访问my shopto purchase products decorated with my sugar skulls.

死色的彩书

Sugar Skull Jigsaw Puzzles

学习如何制作自己的糖头骨

Check out my detailed demos onhow to make sugar skulls和如何装饰糖头骨!