
Multicultural Paintings
Here you will see images of people representing different cultures and ethnicities.

Title: Muslim Schoolgirls
Medium: watercolor, graphite, charcoal on paper.
Size: 24x18"

Title: Little Dancers
Medium: watercolor, graphite, charcoal on paper.
Size: 24x18"
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Title: Young Monks
Size: 24x18"
Medium: stabilo pencil, chalk and watercolor on board.
"Young Monks" received the 1st Place award for best artwork at the Lotus Festival, 2007 in Los Angeles, CA and purchased by acclaimed actress CCH Pounder, from NBC's ER, Fox's The X-Files, and the FX hit series The Shield.

"Young Monks" was also chosen to be a part of the Asian Heritage Month 2007 calendar presented by Disney. This annual calendar is published by the City of Los Angeles Cultural Affairs Department.

Title: "Three Years and Counting", 2006
Mixed Media on masonite.
Size: 24x24" each piece
Displayed at the NOHO Gallery Los Angeles from August 10th through September 3rd 2006.
"Cristoper Nolasco's triptych visualizes the present plight of Iraqi civilians, stuck -literally- in the crossfire between native insurgents and foreign troops."
- Rachel Heller, Editor, Encino Sun.
Please click on thumbnail to get a closer look.
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Iraqi Gunmen, 24"x24"
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Shiite Women, 24"x24"
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American Soldier in Iraq, 24"x24"
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Title: Homeless War Vet at Coldwater Canyon 36"x24" mixed media on wood. This elderly man was begging for change at an off ramp in Studio City, CA. I gave him a few dollars and asked to photograph him. Although he was a slightly embarrassed, he stood up straight and raised his chin as he posed for me.
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Title: Karate Kiddo size 12x9" graphite, ink and charcoal on canvasboard.
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Kalinga Tribesman, Phillipines Mixed Media on Paper
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Title: Noli Eating Rice Medium: watercolor, graphite, charcoal on paper. Size: 24x18" This is a painting of my father eating rice with a spoon and fork. This is a reaction to news about a little Filipino boy in Canada who was repeatedly scolded for eating rice using a spoon and fork at lunch time in May of 2006. This made national headlines which brought Filipino protesters in the Philippines to picket the Canadian embassy to support the Filipino boy. Traditionally, most Filipino Americans eat with a spoon and fork when eating rice. Discrimination and ethnocentrism should not be tolerated and have no place in America or Canada for that matter.
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Tibetan Boy, mixed media on canvas
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US Soldier, mixed media on paper
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