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Day of the Dead Face with Marigolds
Day of the Dead Face with Marigolds
Sugar skull makeup marigolds for Day of the Dead celebrations.
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Sugar skull makeup marigolds for Day of the Dead celebrations.
Marigolds, also called the Flower of Dead, is said to attract souls of the dead to offerings, so graves are often decorated with these traditional orange Mexican flowers.
Dia de Muertos is a wonderful Mexican holiday in the beginning of November where friends and family celebrate and honor those who have passed from this life. Graves are decorated in bright colors, marigolds and food are set out, and sugar skulls made to welcome the dead back for a visit.
This piece was done with colored pencils as a miniature for an ACEO card.
What is an ACEO card? Find out in the Art Discussions section.
Original art is done primarily with Dr Martin's dyes and Berol colored pencils. The dyes give an intense color saturation and the colored pencils allow for wonderful details.
A certificate of authenticity is provided for all original art.
Day of the Dead Face with Marigolds
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All materials used to frame original artwork are archival. Plus, conservation glass is used. Conservation glass filters out 97% of UV rays that cause artwork to fade.