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A Glimpse Into Elena Limkina’s Stunning Sketchbook

Artist Elena Limkina from Moscow, Russia connects with the world around her through her depictions, using her notebook as a visual guide to unveil stories that she experiences every day.

Elena Limkina’s sketchbook is filled with etching of nature and architecture, her classical style weaving magic with spilled ink and colors. The young, freelance artist specializes in watercolor works, often torn between botanical illustrations, sketches of bespoke jewelry and sometimes scientific drawings with vivid details. Even though Elena is now pursuing her formal education in medical engineering, she confesses about her deep found passion for art, a love she has nurtured since her childhood days.

Enjoy her drawings made with muted color palette and nuanced tones that have filled the countless pages of her personal diary and you too will be transported to Elena’s world. If you are looking for some inspiration to draw from or simply to enjoy the aesthetics of it. Find her work in her Etsy shop.

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Julia López

Afro-Mexican artist

“When people think of Mexico’s muralism movement they remember Diego Rivera and David Alfaro Siqueiros, among many others, but Julia López was and is also a part of that artistic movement as well. López was born in Ometepec, Costa Chica, Guerrero in 1936. Her parents were humble farmers and she was one of eight children. She taught herself to do math and read, and began her career by working in hotels and modeling bridal dresses. She met Frida Kahlo in 1952 and slowly became a part of Mexico City’s arts community. López’s first art exhibit was in 1958 and has now been displayed in galleries all over the world. She currently lives and works in Mexico City.” (x)

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This morning May 18, 2017 my friend, immigrant youth activist Claudia Rueda was taken by California Border Patrol outside of her home in Boyle Heights, Los Angeles. She is the daughter of Teresa de Jesus Vidal Jaime, who was recently detained by Border Patrol and released last week.

Please spread this image everywhere you can and call the above number [phone].

Please also call Mayor of Los Angeles Eric Garcetti and demand that he #FreeClaudia: [phone].

The state is targeting young people in the U.S. who are engaged in grassroots community organizing, specifically immigrant youth organizers who are brave enough to remain relentless in defending their families. This is bullshit. My friend Claudia Rueda is being targeted and this is happening today in supposedly the most liberal state in the U.S. Please take a moment to inform yourselves on what’s happening and do everything you can to help.

#FreeClaudia

For more information: https://www.facebook.com/Immigrant.Youth.Coalition

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Olivié Ponce - NS1, 2011, enamel on framed plexiglas, 23″ x 18″

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Write her a letter, send her a flower, love only gets old if you let it.

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