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Ojos Hambrientos 3D Acrylic (Painted with Toothpicks) on

Ojos Hambrientos 3D Acrylic (Painted with Toothpicks) onDetails About Oil on wood 6 x 6 in. 2018 Framed Jean Pierre Arboleda was born in Quito, Ecuador. He grew up fascinated with animals and nature and loved to draw and paint through out his childhood. He moved as a young adult to New York City and received his BFA in illustration at the School of Visual Arts and his Masters degree in fine art at the New York Academy. Jean Pierre Arboleda's life long passion for animals and nature grew to encompass topics

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Acrylic (Painted with Toothpicks) on Panel

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Ojos Hambrientos 3D Acrylic (Painted with Toothpicks) onDetails About Oil on wood 6 x 6 in. 2018 Framed Jean Pierre Arboleda was born in Quito, Ecuador. He grew up fascinated with animals and nature and loved to draw and paint through out his childhood. He moved as a young adult to New York City and received his BFA in illustration at the School of Visual Arts and his Masters degree in fine art at the New York Academy. Jean Pierre Arboleda's life long passion for animals and nature grew to encompass topics

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