Just sharing a handful of pics from last month’s art journals. I didn’t do as much journaling as I would have liked. I’ll have more to share this month! It’s the season for Halloween and Dia de Los Muertos projects … Continue reading
November 1, 2016 – Dia de Los Muertos is here. If you know me, or read my inconsistent blog posts, you’ll know that Lawrence and I lived in Diamond Bar about three years ago. We were in the process of … Continue reading
Sharing my Dia de Los Muertos weekend in photos… (Please read my post from 2012 – Dia de Los Angelitos… to see our home altar that year.) ’til next time…
This past Saturday, Lawrence and I went to Olvera Street’s first ever Muerto Artwalk. We took the Gold Line, which gave me the opportunity to see beautiful Union Station in downtown Los Angeles again…
my first Tap card! isn’t it pretty?
I love Union Station…
it was a beautiful day for an artwalk…
artist Jazzy Jazz at Olvera Street’s Muerto Artwalk (LOVE her artwork!)…
we had lunch at La Luz del Dia…
we had lunch on the beautiful patio, surrounded by bougainvilleas and little birds…
see the little birdie? it was eyeing my chicken tacos…
loved watching the dancers…
my lovely friend, Theresa Armas, of Skulls and Stitches…
my friend Lizzy Hernandez of Inspira, displaying her jewelry at Hecho con Carino on Olvera Street…
Lizzy and me…
my husband Lawrence with our friend & artist Annette Armas…
setting was perfect for all the great artists they had present…
the Armas family of CJ’s Angels (beautiful people & awesome friends!)…
heading back to Union Station to go home…
Union Station…
shopped! Items from Jazzy Jazz, Inspira, and Arte de mi Familia…
items from CJ’s Angels, Terra Maya, Lupe Flores; shirts from Hecho con Carino…
(You can find all these artists on Instagram!)
We had a really good time! Got to see our artist friends, met artists I only knew through social media, and did quite a bit of shopping. I had been contacted about participating as a vendor, but we decided we couldn’t commit to any shows with my mother-in-law in and out of the hospital at the time. I’m hoping next year we’ll get the chance again!
’til next time…
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