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Miracle Flower

My dad gave me a flower - Story of how my sister Carmen Luisa received a flower in December 2006, from our dad, deceased in 1992.

Flor Milagrosa

Mi papá me regaló una flor - Historia de cómo mi hermana Carmen Luisa recibió una flor en Diciembre, 2006, de parte de nuestro padre, fallecido en 1992.

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‘Going Big’ – The Beauty of Large-Scale Commissioned Portraits

Large-scale paintings capture the intimate beauty of people and the nature that surrounds them. Colorful, large portrait paintings have a way of catching your eye, making it almost impossible to look away. I really enjoy the creative process of making large portrait paintings, saturated with color and full of special details. With my(more)

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All About Mele

Mele Flórez-Avellán was born to create. From a very young age, Mele has been involved in all types of creative processes. Mele has successfully created works by sewing, quilting, drawing, clay sculpting, singing and composing songs (lyrics and music), writing (plays and musicals), acting, vocal arrangements, and her favorite creative form: more

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What is "Vitralism"?

Vitralism (Vitralismo) is Mele's particular style of painting (named by her husband Javier as "vitralism"). This style portrays a particular subject (usually a single subject) using line extension and broken color techniques. Color (acrylic paint) is mostly applied with round sponges in several layers of color producing a "stained-glass" effect that helps to bring out the subject while integrating it into the background.

What is "Vitralism"?

Vitralism (Vitralismo) is Mele's particular style of painting (named by her husband Javier as "vitralism"). This style portrays a particular subject (usually a single subject) using line extension and broken color techniques. Color (acrylic paint) is mostly applied with round sponges in several layers of color producing a "stained-glass" effect that helps to bring out the subject while integrating it into the background.

Mele Flórez-Avellán is featured on the Only in Houston artist gallery

Las obras de Mele Flórez-Avellán aparecen en la galería de artistas de Sólo en Houston