A colorful Halloween sugar skull with fun characters. An original artwork that celebrates Frankenstein’s monster and his dog with a hanging cat and evil pumpkin. The skull is decorated with ghosts, a graveyard and candy corn teeth. Totally unique art in modern graffiti style by Laura Barbosa. Original Painting has been SOLD.
Haiti’s Day of the Dead combines Christianity with Voodoo Practices to pray for the spirits of the dead. A black cross is sometimes hung up to symbolize the spirit of death, “Baron Samedi”. Voodoo is still practiced today with hundreds who follow this tradition. many people ask for their wishes to be granted on this day and pray for a better life, hoping the spirits of their loved ones will lend them a hand in accomplishing their goals.
As an artist, I find the Day of the dead a very interesting cultural gathering of important significance that connects life and death and because this tradition is celebrated throughout the world in so many different cultures, the inspiration to create is an endless endeavor and one I find to be fantastical!
This artwork was created on a small canvas measuring 8″ × 10″ and is painted in Acrylics on Gallery Wrapped Canvas and Decorated with Silver Glitter.
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Custom Order of a Zombie on the Moon with the Earth as a background floating in Space. As earth history has it, zombies have been transported to the moon by our earth patrol after the apocalypse of 2020. Some of them have been buried in graves never to walk again and others are still searching for brains. After the apocalypse and what I call zombie cleanup, the earth became a sanctuary for all living things. The apocalypse has taught the world to respect all life no matter how big or small. I guess it took the end of the world for humans to come to their senses. So if you see a stray zombie walking around your neighborhood, please alert the earth patrol so it can be caught and transported to the moon.
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