Flaming hearts.
Mexican milagro hearts are a delight in painted tin.
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Who doesn’t love a purse museum? And a textile museum. And a folk art museum.
Five museum shops now carry my textile jewelry, I’m pleased to report.
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Brooches are for hats too.
Picasso, Head of a Woman in a Hat (1962). Paris It Girl Renee Perle. And more.
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The satisfying geometry of circles.
High design pie crust. Suzani textile. Turkish mosque. And more.
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The Fauves craved strong color.
The Fauves couldn’t stay away from big color. Here’s Maurice de Vlaminck’s portrait of Andre Derain. Andre Derain’s Montagnes a Collioure. …
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Aboriginal dot painting.
Australian aborigines create fields of color with tightly spaced dots.
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Mexican wrestlers.
Mexico’s lucha libre wrestling is known for color and flamboyant showmanship.
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Dancing devils.
Howard Finster’s Seven Devils detail. Dance of the Sabbath engraving. Oaxacan carved devil couple. And more.
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Light enough to fly.
Lightweight is what you want in biscuits, jet packs and hot air balloons.
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Orange toughens pink.
Brazilian street artist Kobra. Backless pink and orange dress. Painted fence. And more.
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