I am working on a coloring book with scenes from Gila Bend to Rocky Point. One of the pages depicts a Malecon sculpture, a graceful object that looks like two seagulls in flight. For the caption I'd like to include the name of the artist. But the plaque is corroded and I can't make out the sculptor's name. Does anyone have info on this work of art?
I can't pull up your pic but think the two birds you're taking about are eagles -one for the US official bird and the other is for the eagle in the Mexican flag. I don't know the artist
I can't pull up your pic but think the two birds you're taking about are eagles -one for the US official bird and the other is for the eagle in the Mexican flag. I don't know the artist
There is a little curve to the beak so I think you're right -- they're eagles. The birds are smack dab in the middle of the governor columns.
Nice picture. A few artistic suggestions. To make it a little more realistic you should draw in someone washing the car. Maybe show a Mayan Palace rep trying to sell a time share to a tourist:)
I am working on a coloring book with scenes from Gila Bend to Rocky Point. One of the pages depicts a Malecon sculpture, a graceful object that looks like two seagulls in flight. For the caption I'd like to include the name of the artist. But the plaque is corroded and I can't make out the sculptor's name. Does anyone have info on this work of art?
What I read on the plaque is:
Colectivo (shared/joined art work): TEKNE
Autores/authors: Febe Alday, Ines Valdez, Esteban Moreno, Dario Ruiz, Gissel Rascon. Alan Villa
