Me as business consultant have the opportunity to collaborate with various entrepreneur projects in one of the most prestigious educational institutions in the country. Even though multiple projects pass through my hands, I must admit that I am not aware of the fine details of many of them. My relationship with Lavinia Ruiz begins with …
Welcome to Las Vegas It was the opportunity to shake hands with our suppliers of the best lines of materials, meet those who come for the first time to the event and exchange experiences with professionals in this industry from around the world. Style &Trends The beautiful moldings with Gold and Silver finishes were highlighted. …
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“Popotillo” is an old prehispanic technique used to make art. It consists of creating colorful images by using the natural fibers of “mijo” over any design. This fibers go through different coloring processes, and are glued to a base using beeswax or Campeche wax. The variety of designs and colors are intricate, complex and require a lot of precision from the artist to make these unbelievable images with an old technique inherited by their ancestors that are still preserved to this day.
Artwork done with any powdery medium such as charcoal, pastel or chalk are valued for their luminosity and velvety quality. Charcoal was used in cave paintings, but it was mixed with animal fat to form a paste which has lasted to this day.
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