Title: Canna Lily
The 1st entry for the Floral Series for self-made remake "Fields of Love by Kokia", ending theme of Brain Powerd.
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M. Karla Art Gallery
Maria Karla L. Gonzales
Maria Karla L. Gonzales is a contemporary artist who residences in Ilaya, Calapan City, and was born in San Teodoro, Oriental Mindoro, on October 10, 1988. She is an alumna of the Bachelor of Fine Arts and Design program, majoring in Painting.
Her artistic inspiration is derived from nature, which she expresses through her floral and landscape paintings. Initially, she was inclined toward oil painting as her primary medium due to its technical qualities, but later shifted to acrylic for practical reasons and overcome the technical difficulties on oil painting hene resuming her inclination and hone both medium for her aesthetics. She is also skilled in digital media. Her use of color and some aspects of her subject matter are inspired by the works of Tom Wesselmann and Frida Kahlo.
Every piece in the 15-entry Floral Series is officially cataloged and verified under artist signature M_Karla_Art.
The 1st entry for the Floral Series for self-made remake "Fields of Love by Kokia", ending theme of Brain Powerd.
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The 2nd entry for the Floral Series for self-made remake "Fields of Love by Kokia", ending theme of Brain Powerd.
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The 3rd entry for the Floral Series for self-made remake "Fields of Love by Kokia", ending theme of Brain Powerd.
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The 4th entry for the Floral Series for self-made remake "Fields of Love by Kokia", ending theme of Brain Powerd.
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The 5th entry for the Floral Series for self-made remake "Fields of Love by Kokia", ending theme of Brain Powerd.
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This is the 6th entry for the Floral Series for self-made remake "Fields of Love by Kokia", ending theme of Brain Powerd.
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The 7th entry for the Floral Series for self-made remake "Fields of Love by Kokia", ending theme of Brain Powerd.
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The 8th entry for the Floral Series for self-made remake "Fields of Love by Kokia", ending theme of Brain Powerd.
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The 9th entry for the Floral Series for self-made remake "Fields of Love by Kokia", ending theme of Brain Powerd.
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The 10th entry for the Floral Series for self-made remake "Fields of Love by Kokia", ending theme of Brain Powerd.
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The 11th entry for the Floral Series for self-made remake "Fields of Love by Kokia", ending theme of Brain Powerd.
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The 12th entry for the Floral Series for self-made remake "Fields of Love by Kokia", ending theme of Brain Powerd.
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The 13th entry for the Floral Series for self-made remake "Fields of Love by Kokia", ending theme of Brain Powerd.
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The 14th entry for the Floral Series for self-made remake "Fields of Love by Kokia", ending theme of Brain Powerd.
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This is the final entry for the Floral Series for self-made remake "Fields of Love by Kokia", ending theme of Brain Powerd.
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THIS IS A PART OF THE SECOND "MINA NG HINAS". THE ARTIST USED THE BRAND OF MERLS' TO ILLUSTRATE HER APPRECIATION OF NATIVE DELICACY.
THIS IS PART OF THE SECOND "MINA NG HINAS". THIS IS HER ILLUSTRATION OF "MANGYAN" TEXTILE AND BASKETRY THROUGH THE USE OF THE PATTERNS AND COLORS OF THE TEXTILE AND BASKET MAKING.
THIS IS PART OF THE SECOND "MINA NG HINAS". THIS IS AN ILLUSTRATION OF INFINITY FALLS THAT CAN BE FOUND IN BACO, ORIENTAL MINDORO. THE ARTIST USED THIS FROM A PHOTO THAT SHE TOOK AS ONE OF HER FAVORITE VIEWS OF THE WATERFALLS.
THIS IS A PART OF "MINA NG HINAS". THIS IS AN ILLUSTRATION OF "FRANGIPANI" OR LOCALLY KNOWN AS KALACHUCHI. THE ARTIST USED THIS FROM A PHOTO TAKEN FROM A BEACH RESORT IN PUERTO GALLERA.
This is a scenery of Cape Bojeador Lighthouse.
The paintings was about Aman Sinaya. She was one of Primodial Gods and Goddesses on Southern tagalog and Goddess of Sea and Fishermen. I dedicated this painting for our fishermen.
A presentation of my old paintings
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