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Precolombian Mola Series (Watercolor)

07 Wednesday Dec 2011

Posted by Playamart - Zeebra Designs in PAINTINGS: WATERCOLORS

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i can do this painting workshops, kuna mola, precolumbian art, precolumbian mola series, watercolor

This new painting style startles me at times!  Inspired by the Mola textiles of Panama’s Kuna Indians, it was also influenced by my love of pre-Columbian artifacts.  This series continues to evolve, and the subject matter sometimes takes control and dictates the painting’s direction.

Traditional “Antigua” Design with Butterfly – Watercolor – 11″ x 15″

"Museum Guardians" (Culture: Jama Coaque-Ecuador) - Watercolor - 11" x 16"

“Museum Guardians” (Jama Coaque/Ecuador) Watercolor 11″ x16″

(The series also inspired the “I CAN DO THIS” painting workshops.)

This PDF summary provides a retrospective summary of the first 14 paintings of series. Continue reading →

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