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Hand made art by L. A. Cargill |
Featuring original acrylic paintings, wall art, framed art, art work, wearable art, Aztec, Mayan, Choctaw, Dream Catchers, Aztec Tattoos, Tattoo Designs, Fine Art Prints, Flower Power Art and much more...
Original Designs and Gifts:
Aztec Art - Paintings
 Nancy A. (Skyline Security Management INC.) liked this logo design so much she had it tattooed on her arm! I just did a hub about Aztec Tattoos. Nancy inspired me to do an article about graphic designs for tattooing. The article has several photos and illustrations of designs that would make good tattoos in my opinion. You can even vote for your favorites. Click here - Tattoo designs, Aztec tattoos, Native American tattoo ideas I think that most of the aztec and mayan designs would make great tattoos. Check out all of the art listed on the right and look at the smaller designs on the art surrounding the main image and you will see smaller designs suitable for tattooing. Here's a great tattoo artist in Houston, TX that does excellent skin art! Texas Body Art by Johnny Jackson! It takes 3 weeks to get an appointment, so plan now! |
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Austinstar Writes:About L. A. Cargill:
My art came to be due to the fact that I could not find hand painted canvas that I liked. So I learned to draw and paint myself! I like the bright colors of Mexico and the interesting patterns in the Aztec and Mayan frescoes. Everywhere I went in Mexico, I saw some God or another that I thought was colorful and interesting. I started taking photos and trying to find outlines of the different Gods. The Aztec Gods are certainly more numerous and easier to find, so I started with those. I branched out into different mediums. I always loved photography. I do quite a bit of camera work, sometimes for friends, sometimes for paying gigs. I love being able to freeze images forever. The best photographs and art work are the ones you display in your home. Learn to use the web to make your own web site and promote your skills. You can transform your art into 100's of items that you will love to use in your daily life. I did it, so can you. Sell your hand made items on Etsy.com. Buy and sell supplies on eBay.com Advertise on the web. The world is sitting right there in your computer. Get out there! |
