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The white-nosed coati belongs to the family of the raccoon and is an animal commonly found in Costa Rica, where artist Jairo Mora was born. He crafts a lovely painting of this adorable creature with acrylic paints he applies on the canvas by holding the brush in his mouth. In spite of not having arms and legs, nothing stopped him and he still found a way to express himself through art since he was a little child.
Titled Pizote in Spanish.
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This is my second purchase from this artist. The other painting was of a traditional house. This one is a totally different picture with much activity going on. It has elements of pop art and it makes for such a great subject. It is appropriately entitled Masquerades, and it is a work of art. I look forward to see what other masterpieces this artist will produce.
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It is hard to believe that such a person could paint such an excellent outdoor scene of a traditional Costa Rican house baffles the mind. This is such a nice painting, and it exceeded my expectations, and it is truly a work of art-especially theat hummingbird in the front. Well done once again!
Every brushstroke is made with much love, and I hope the world will appreciate my creations.