Dia De Muertos Watercolor Skull Collect Crewneck Sweatshirts

This original design is inspired by Mexico's Dia de Muertos (Day of the Dead) and based on a CC photograph by Unsplash.

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Dia De Los Muertos.

Dia de muertos watercolor skull collection by MAKO DESIGN FOR U !

A cute fun take on this fun holiday that Hispanics use to celebrate the dead.

Alebrijes watercolor set dia de muertos by MAKO DESIGN FOR U !

Halloween girl with sugar skull makeup, watercolor painting

Watercolor dia de muertos set by MAKO DESIGN FOR U !

Watercolor sugar skull

A cat from Mictlan! Some late Dia de Muertos artwork

watercolor Mexican sugar skull

Watercolor and Sharpie marker Sugar Skull

A watercolor rendition of a Dia de los Muertes or Day of the Dead Skull, surrounded by flowers.

Digital painting of blonde girl with sugar skull makeup and roses in black and white, fixed ai art.

Sugar skull with flowers

Flower skull in watercolor. Floral illustration of blooming flowers and a sugar skull.

Flower skull in watercolor and paint splashes. Floral illustration of blooming flowers and a sugar skull.

Watercolor Mexican Day of the Dead Sugar Skulls

Digital painting of blonde girl with sugar skull makeup, fixed ai art.

Design by hand watercolor painting.

Design by hand watercolor painting.

watercolor sugar skulls

Digital painting of Marilyn Monroe with sugar skull makeup, fixed ai art.

Design by hand watercolor painting.

Floral graphic of blooming flowers and 3 sugar skulls with roses.

A beautiful cat painted by hand with watercolors ready for Halloween

Watercolour Pink Skulls Calaveras

The Day of the Dead” is a Mexican event where loved ones come together to do things like eat and tell stories about their ancestors. It’s a time for family and friends to remember those who have passed. There are a lot of customs in Mexico that outsiders may not be able to spot right away. For example, we often wear our favourite colours or eat traditional dishes like tamales and mole sauce. Halloween is mainly celebrated on the 31st, but some people also like to commemorate November 1st and 2nd. “Dead Day” refers to the day following Hallow’s Eve when people in some countries perform religious services for their deceased loved ones. Similarly, many traditions, such as praying and laying flowers on graves, are observed on this day.

“The Day of the Dead” is a Mexican event where loved ones come together to do things like eat and tell stories about their ancestors. It’s a time for family and friends to remember those who have passed. There are a lot of customs in Mexico that outsiders may not be able to spot right away. For example, we often wear our favourite colours or eat traditional dishes like tamales and mole sauce. Halloween is mainly celebrated on the 31st, but some people also like to commemorate November 1st and 2nd. “Dead Day” refers to the day following Hallow’s Eve when people in some countries perform religious services for their deceased loved ones. Similarly, many traditions, such as praying and laying flowers on graves, are observed on this day.

Watercolor inspired calavera skull stencil.

Another tattoo drawing redesigned as a digital painting. I really enjoy how my tattoo work has inspired and influenced my personal work

The Day of the Dead” is a Mexican event where loved ones come together to do things like eat and tell stories about their ancestors. It’s a time for family and friends to remember those who have passed. There are a lot of customs in Mexico that outsiders may not be able to spot right away. For example, we often wear our favourite colours or eat traditional dishes like tamales and mole sauce. Halloween is mainly celebrated on the 31st, but some people also like to commemorate November 1st and 2nd. “Dead Day” refers to the day following Hallow’s Eve when people in some countries perform religious services for their deceased loved ones. Similarly, many traditions, such as praying and laying flowers on graves, are observed on this day. As a res

The Day of the Dead” is a Mexican event where loved ones come together to do things like eat and tell stories about their ancestors. It’s a time for family and friends to remember those who have passed. There are a lot of customs in Mexico that outsiders may not be able to spot right away. For example, we often wear our favourite colours or eat traditional dishes like tamales and mole sauce. Halloween is mainly celebrated on the 31st, but some people also like to commemorate November 1st and 2nd. “Dead Day” refers to the day following Hallow’s Eve when people in some countries perform religious services for their deceased loved ones. Similarly, many traditions, such as praying and laying flowers on graves, are observed on this day