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I admire Malcolm X for being a visionary and an advocate for oppressed people around the world. During his brief lifetime, he experienced a personal journey from a petty criminal, to a preacher of "white" hatred, to an internationally recognized spiritual leader who advocated for interracial and international brotherhood. He eventually came to believe that there was a potential for a cross-racial alliance. What I most admire about him is that he represented a more militant side of the Civil Rights Movement that demanded for change to happen now and not later on in the future. To me, Malcolm X was an "Afro-Chicano"!

In "Malcolm el AfroXicano", I combined yellow and red, and added tints (white) and shades (black), to create an analogous color portrait of Malcolm X. First, I separated all of the significant values of Malcolm's portrait and changed them into organic shapes. I then began to paint each shape a different color, starting with yellow and white for the highlights an...

I was born in the small agricultural community of Yuba City, California, on November 20, 1979. Since childhood, art has been an important part of my life. In high school, I participated in creating several murals as part of a beautification project for downtown Yuba City. This experience led me to understand the importance of utilizing art as a means of expression. In 2002, I graduated with two bachelor's degrees at California State University, Sacramento - one in Art Studio and the other in Ethnic Studies (with an emphasis on Chicano Studies). After graduation, I had the opportunity to attend the Academy of Art University in San Francisco, California. At the Academy, I furthered my artistic studies in painting, figure drawing, color...

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