February Artist Spotlight: Verónica Vivanco

 
How did you start doing art?
When I was a child, I learned to crochet and tatting, and at 12 years old I was taught how to sew at school.What is your preferred medium?Fabrics and threads.What drives your creative spirit these days?The movies, music, other artists, and my daughters. I like that my daughters see me creating things, they learn and have a good example from me.How does reuse play a part in your art?For me it is very fun to make my designs with unusual materials, I like to experiment on different materials and create new things.What compels you to donate to ACR?ACR is one of my favorite stores, I always find something that I like.Do you have a favorite ACR find? What did you do with it?I have, several: a papel picado samples album: (I used it to make the base of the dress, inspired by the movie Coco), paintings, paper mache skulls, Coca Cola bottle tops, and light cables. I found some coffee bean bags and removed the threads, painted them, and knit a dress inspired by Spiderman.Where can we find out more about your art?Facebook: Verónica Vivanco
 
We're so glad to have you in our community, Verónica! Thanks for all you do to help give reuse materials not only a second, but oh so beautiful life!
 
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