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| Photo that inspired my art |
Mexico
Soy hispana y siempre voy a ser hispano. Mi padre y mi madre son ambos hispánica pero no mexicano. Mi padre es cubano y mi madre es mexicana. Yo en cambio nació en Estados Unidos y tener el pelo rojo porque en mi pasado tengo herencia escocesa. He estado en México, donde reside mi familia por parte de mi mamá. Cuando yo era un niño, el español era mi primera lengua. Luego, en la transición al idioma Inglés perdí algo de mi español. Afortunadamente, el español estaba perdiendo, yo estaba ganando de nuevo en clase española estaba tomando desde el 3er grado. Ahora estoy con fluidez en español. Un montón de gente se sorprenden cuando se enteran de que puedo hablar español a causa de mi pelo rojo, pero estoy orgulloso de mi herencia hispana. If you can read this great! This is exactly what my culture is all about.
I decided to do this kind of project because I think it portrays Mexico . It is a style of art called Mexican Huichol Art. My mother knew that this type of art, along with other Mexican art , but I chose this because it seemed to challenge me. I like challenges, so I took it and succeed. Art is much harder than it looks. It requires patience and time. This art is beautiful.
The process is quite simple but takes a long time. First, you draw the picture you want to make into string art on a piece of paper. Second, you get a stickitfelt sheet and lay the page with the drawing over it and lightly put pressure down on the lines outlining the figure you want to make. When you finish the stickitfelt sheet will have a carved in version of the drawing you want to make. Third, you get a razor blade and cut one section of it out first and lift the sheet that covers the sticky part and start to apply the string in whatever shape way or form you want. Fourth, When you finish with apply the entire string out and make the picture you wanted. You must apply a layer of glue to keep it down for good. Then your all done!
I made this artwork because I have hispanic heritage and this artwork is a type of hispanic art. This artwork symbolizes in my life that I am hispanic and im proud of it. I used Actual texture in my art. I used tint int my art. I used primary colors in my art.
I decided to do this kind of project because I think it portrays Mexico . It is a style of art called Mexican Huichol Art. My mother knew that this type of art, along with other Mexican art , but I chose this because it seemed to challenge me. I like challenges, so I took it and succeed. Art is much harder than it looks. It requires patience and time. This art is beautiful.
The process is quite simple but takes a long time. First, you draw the picture you want to make into string art on a piece of paper. Second, you get a stickitfelt sheet and lay the page with the drawing over it and lightly put pressure down on the lines outlining the figure you want to make. When you finish the stickitfelt sheet will have a carved in version of the drawing you want to make. Third, you get a razor blade and cut one section of it out first and lift the sheet that covers the sticky part and start to apply the string in whatever shape way or form you want. Fourth, When you finish with apply the entire string out and make the picture you wanted. You must apply a layer of glue to keep it down for good. Then your all done!
I made this artwork because I have hispanic heritage and this artwork is a type of hispanic art. This artwork symbolizes in my life that I am hispanic and im proud of it. I used Actual texture in my art. I used tint int my art. I used primary colors in my art.
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