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| Hand painted Frida Kahlo doll. |
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| My Dia de los Muertos Bride and Groom Barbie doll. It was tough to part with these two but I can always paint more just like it...I guess? |
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| Sadly, I didn't get a finished pic of my first-ever Chola Barbie. She had tattoos on her neck, suspenders, a bad ass bandanna, GIANT hoop earrings and black rubber bracelets...she was pertty rad. |
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| Close up Indian Henna inspired Dia De Los Muertos Barb. |
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| Spider web eyes. |
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| Each face is painted differently. |
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| I designed four of the six sugar skull designs featured on these wood costers. |
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| Pearmama (my sister) candles--all featuring her original artwork (I just did all the grunt work of putting the images on the candles--you're welcome sister <3--) |
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| The beginning. |
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| I'm in my box, ready to find a cool new home. |
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| Profile. |
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| Blonde Barbie gets some Day of the Dead flavor. |
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| Hand-painted rosaries! |
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| The studio, filled with some good stuff. |
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| Bride. |
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| An assortment of dolls, including a soldier doll to the left. |
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| Dig this Rasta-colored Barbie doll. |
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| Black Swan inspired. |
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| Close up, so beautiful! |
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| Hand-painted masks by Sacred Art. |
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| My Day of the Dead face paint turned out sweet, right? |
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| Me and my two sisters. |
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| 11/2/2011, Dia de los Muertos, CA |
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| Posing. |
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| With the el catrin and la catrina. |
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| Altar. |
If you like any of the artwork you see, you can contact Jeshua (that's me *winks awkwardly*) at boifromipanema@gmail.com
