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Carnevale Masks

June 27, 2012 by Barbara Rucci Leave a Comment

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I came across these Carnevale Masks by Spanish artist Neusa Lopez and her art students. They are so colorful and creative and BIG! A little cardboard, a little paint, some glue… amazing what a few art supplies can create.

Cardboard Carnevale Masks, by Neusa Lopez

Cardboard Carnevale Masks, by Neusa Lopez

Cardboard Carnevale Masks, by Neusa Lopez

Cardboard Carnevale Masks, by Neusa Lopez

Cardboard Carnevale Masks, by Neusa Lopez

Thanks for inspiring us, Neusa! These are just so incredible. Can’t wait to make some of our own!

xo, Bar

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