The Day of the Dead theme was officially retired in June 2016.  Please check the Various Other gallery for the remaining pieces.
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The Day of the Dead is a celebration of loved one who have passed on.  The holiday has an amazing aesthetic featuring brightly colored skulls, flowers, friends, family, and good food & drink. My original pieces were created for a Dia de los Muertos themed show in Alexandria, VA.  After that first show, I expanded the series.  Most of my work is centered around creating archetypes for each of the skulls.  As time went on, I began to experiment with different sizes & types of skulls so a more decorative element began to emerge.
While the show in Alexandria is held annually, I stopped participating a few years ago. Â About that time I had decided the Day of the Dead theme had run its course for me so I retired the theme.
Curious about how a piece was made?  Want to know where I found a particular material?  Please don’t hesitate to ask.  I’m more than happy to help you recreate any of the pieces here or your very own masterpiece.
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