Fall out boy

fall out boy in chicago. Performing and showing the intensity fans create for bands like them! I love this picture it captures all the screaming fans!

To the love.

This photo was taken from Photobucket.com, apparently he displayed this photo under love. I adore this photo because it seems so genuine and it feels so real. It looks as if these are faceless people who have on thing in common that keep them together. Love.

This portrait was painted by Diego Rivera another very famous artist of his time. He was also married to Frida Kahlo and they had a very interesting relatioship. I love this portrait, because it confirms the idea that Diego loved women, he was a ladies man and often drew women. This portrait has a lot to offer,its called nude with lillies.



portrait by: Diego Rivera,1950 Mexico.

Frida, one of the most influential artists of her time. I admire her couragious attitude when it came to her work. Many of her portraits i find inspiring especially her self portraits. The first picture is an actual picture of Frida and the second is one of how she saw herself. One of her famous quotes is:"I never paint dreams or nightmares. I paint my own reality."-Frida Kahlo







Portrait By: Frida Kahlo, La Columna Rota 1944 Mexico city, Mexico.

Chicano Movement

This image was created by Roy Villalobos, you can find more of his influential ar at roysurreal.mosaic.com/gallery/3129.1821 S. Allport 2nd fl. Chicago IL, 60608 - (312) 666-6230 - roysurreal@yahoo.com
I chose this picture because of its symbolic meaning. It screams equality among migrant farm workers. It tells a story of many who suffered under the intense working conditions as farm workers. My favorite detail about this painting has to be Cesar Estrada Chavez's arm its drawn as corn and the leaves to it is his sleeve and shirt.