I have seen some Native art in Alaska and Hawai'i as well as Oaxacan art in the San Diego International Airport (a temporary display called "Hecho en México: Mexican Folk Art").
There are so many things I could describe but pictures are better sometimes.
http://priscillakibbee.blogspot.com/2010/01/trip-to-oaxaca-what-did-i-buy-alebrijes.html
http://www.vivaoaxacafolkart.com/woodcarvings/woodcarving_pages/040p-oaxacan-animals.html
Artist: Armando Jimenez
http://www.vivaoaxacafolkart.com/Gallery6_oaxacan-carvings-armandojimenez.html
Artist: Armando Jimenez
http://tundramedicinedreams.blogspot.com/2008/01/yupik-eskimo-crafts.html
Tundra Medicine Dreams
http://www.litsite.org/gallery/index.cfm?fa=post-photo&photo=1093&contentid=2656
University of Alaska
http://www.longagoandfaraway.com/denise_and_wally.htm
Artist:Denise Wallace
http://www.susanmdailey.com/penguin_pattern.htm
Artist: Susan M. Dailey
I found this awesome pattern and Conor and I made this penguin with all these influences in mind. We will be painting the wolves soon!
The Yup'ik/ Oaxacan Penguin by Jeff and Conor
Welcome to the Woodshop
"It's going to be a mask...like this grrrr!"
A satisfied customer - Happy Birthday Allie
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Very cool penguin!! I know she loves it. Good work.
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