Walls become the canvas used by many artists in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, and I’m intrigued when I discover new artwork on a building that is tucked away in an alleyway or a parking lot. So here are more wonderful paintings I have found walking the streets of this magical city. These two paintings… Continue reading Street Art With Life
As I wander the streets of San Miguel de Allende in the mountains of Mexico my senses are caressed, challenged, tickled, and surprised. The delicious smells: fresh fruits, chicken and beef mixed with peppers and onions roasting over a sidewalk burner, hot tortillas, and homemade tamales. The vibrant colors: abundant fresh flowers of all hues,… Continue reading Street Art Says We Are Alive
My sister and I happened upon these works of art in front of a small neighborhood church in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico and we were intrigued with the artistry and technique that went into making these colored sawdust scenes. Amazingly, they were made one day, and the next day they were gone! Sidewalks swept, cleaned, and… Continue reading Temporary Artwork–Cee’s Odd Ball Challenge
In response to this week’s Emotography theme of Intricate, I chose some of the artwork I found on the buildings in China. Much of it reminds me of the current interest in adult coloring books. Fascinating and intricate. https://ceenoa.com/2016/06/03/emotography-week-212016/
