24 of 255

|

acrylic prints diego rivera acrylic prints skull acrylic prints skeleton acrylic prints frida acrylic prints frida kahlo acrylic prints skulls acrylic prints skeletons acrylic prints day of the dead acrylic prints dia de los muertos acrylic prints calavera acrylic prints mexico acrylic prints mexican acrylic prints

paintings diego rivera paintings skull paintings skeleton paintings frida paintings frida kahlo paintings skulls paintings skeletons paintings day of the dead paintings dia de los muertos paintings calavera paintings mexico paintings mexican paintings

Add This Artwork to Your Favorites Collection

Comment

Add This Artwork to Your Favorites Collection

Comment

This is the first painting of my 2017 Frida Kahlo inpsired pieces. It is one of three. This year I'm focusing on the emotions of Frida and the first one is about sadness. She had so much pain and suffering throughout her life with having poor health, a horrendous bus accident, and also heart break. I show cased all of it inside this painting, with her sitting in a wheel chair and also a portrait of Diego. She said, " There have been two great accidents in my life. One was the trolley, and the other was Diego. Diego was by far the worst" . I added a light shining from the top right corner as a symbol of hope, like never give up; always, look up, and you will see the hope in the light. I think that is what she did, despite all of her pain.

Heather Calderón is a self taught artist, wife and mother of two, currently working and running her own art business celebrating skeletons as her main subject. Born in 1977 in Milford, DE, with parents Victor and Pamela Padilla and two older sisters, the family relocated to Longmont CO, where she spent a beautiful childhood. Heather was exposed to the arts at a very young age. She began playing the piano by ear at age 2 on an old upright player piano that was a gift from grandparents from Albuquerque, New Mexico. She began studying classical piano...