Violeta Tapestries

IZ*one fan design

Adela Zamudio is one of the finest Bolivian poets and the lady who started the first feminist movement. October 11, her birthday, is Bolivian Women's Day.

this design was inspired by the kpop song "vampire" by girl group IZONE

Fridi Divina Violeta

La Maravilla

This work is about the song Back at seventeen by Violeta Parra ◾For this work I relied mainly on the chorus: It is entangled, entangling, like ivy on the wall and is sprouting, sprouting like moss in stone as the moss in stone, oh yeah, yeah, yeah

violet candy

concentric purple

IZ*ONE returned with a very vibrant and feminine song titled Fiesta. The design reflects the colorful frames and flowey dance moves shown in the mv.

blue leaf doodle

calavera con una llama

The last of my series on Violeta Parra, a tribute to Violeta, the visual artista, the embroideress, the painter and the ceramist. Violeta becomes the first Latin American woman artist who expose individually at the Louvre ◾In her paintings and burlaps employs a huge number of colors, each saying a feeling.

Melted purple emojis. 😊💜

ASKS RESPONDE TRES CONCEPTOS TRADUCIENDO LAS ENERGÍAS QUE MARCAN MOMENTOS DE CRISIS Y SUS EXIGENCIAS EN EL CAMINO DE VIDA

The gardener is a song of love and the feelings that can be felt during a relationship and at the end of a relationship of love. Violeta Parra compares these feelings with flowers, and these are all represented in her dress and her wreath..

Adela Zamudio is one of the finest Bolivian poets and the lady who started the first feminist movement in her country. October 11, her birthday, is Bolivian Women's Day.