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Hire Cristina to Create Your Master Color Plan. New Architectural Project Portfolio
Life-long artist Cristina Acosta makes art, explores creativity & shares her tips with you.
My Current Art Events, Exhibits and Happenings
Overwhelmed by Color Choices? Hire Cristina for Color Consulting
Color Consulting for Residential - Commercial - Institutional
Choosing Paint Colors? Panicked at the Paint Store? Call Cristina for an On-Site or Remote appointment. Benjamin Moore, Pittsburgh & Sherwin Williams. Cristina works with Individuals or your Design Team: Designers, Architects, Developers. Cristina is a Featured Designer on the Voice of Color Pittsburgh Paint site
License Cristina's Art for Home Decor and More
Cristina's images and reputation as an expert in the home decor market position her as the ideal licensee. Her work first appeared on the national home decor scene in 1991 when she distributed her Cristina Acosta® Signature line of ceramic tile through the Kohler company Ann Sacks Tile & Stone stores. Since then, her artistry has been visible consistently on a national level. Her imagery is mainstream with a Latino vibe, positioned perfectly for the diversity of the contemporary marketplace. The published author of books and articles, Cristina has built a foundation that positions her artistry for successful release into licensed products. Seize this opportunity to license the Cristina Acosta® brand for your product line. Her offering includes: Home Decor textiles, tabletop and furnishings; Paper products and more.
I Love Using My Vitamix!
Art Exhibit: High Desert Gallery, Sisters, OR - Ongoing
Featuring Cristina's original Paint Happy series Acrylic paintings and her series of expressive oils. They are representing Cristina's art in the Central Oregon region including the cities of Sisters, Redmond and Bend, Oregon, as well as online. They have over 20 images in inventory. www.HighDesertGallery.com
Visiting Bend, Oregon? Arrange Private Art Lessons with Cristina
Join Cristina in her studio. One or more people can take Cristina's fun, casual art class based on the principles she shares in her book. Paint a painting, textiles, ceramics and more. Perfect for the beginning - advanced painter
Paint Happy! Cristina wrote this fun, colorful art book that makes learning to paint fun.
Cristina Illustrated this Pre-Hispanic Creation Story, When Woman Became the Sea.
Your Tax Deductible Support of Art & Architecture Students Supports Our Future
Cristina is an member of the Board of Visitors for the University of Oregon College of Architecture and Allied Arts Department
Color Expert and Consultant Cristina Acosta
Art Exhibit: St. Charles Hospital, Bend, Oregon, Spring/Summer 2008
Oil paintings from Cristina's Animal Spirit Series in the "Second Floor Gallery" upstairs next to the cafeteria.
Art Exhibit: Onda Arte Latina, Portland, Oregon - Ongoing
The Blue Mermaid (La Sirena Azul) is represented by Portland's only gallery devoted to Hispanic art
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Some Interesting Links
- Color Conversations - my color consulting blog
- Hispanic Trending
- My New Favorite Sport - My (and my husband's) Stand up Paddling Blog
- High Desert Gallery Represents My Art
- Wicanders Cork Flooring
- Bend Oregon Blog News
- Art in the Mountains Art Workshops
- Pittsburgh Paints Voice of Color
- Art By Latina Artists
- American Latino Museum
- Latino Art Community
- Art Matters - Business Blog for Artists
- Art Blogs 4 You
- Red Easel Artist Website & Directory
- Self Growth.com
- State Your Case: Contact Your Elected Legislators
- Hispanic Women. org
- My sister, Alisa Acosta's Biz Consulting site
- Cowboy Artist Tolley Marney's horse sculpture
- Writer & friend, Suzanne Schlosberg's site
- My Friend Terrry's Women's Hunting Journal blog
- Bend, Oregon Business List
- Timber Pro Coatings, Sustainable Wood Stains Co.
- My Daughter is on the Alliance for a Healthier Generation Youth Advisory Board
- CristinaAcosta.com art site
About Cristina
- Cristina Acosta
- Bend, Oregon, United States
- I am an artist, color consultant, educator, speaker and author of Paint Happy! I design color palettes for buildings and businesses, illustrate kids books and exhibit paintings. I love sports and am also the web goddess for my family's StandUpPaddleFlatwater.com and StrideSteady.com sites and blogs when I am not creating something, skiing, paddling or windsurfing.
The Business Journal of Hispanic Research Includes Acosta's Paintings
A Publication of the National Society of Hispanic MBAs, Cristina's two images of Madonnas were curated into the Volume 1, Issue 2, Dec. 2007 publication. A credible peer reviewed publishing outlet for academic and corporate research on Hispanics www.nshmba.org
Art Exhibit: Latino Visions at the Jacobs Gallery, Hult Center, Eugene, Oregon
This exhibit was April 4 - May 17. Featured 3 originals from Cristina's series of Sacred Hispanic Retablos featuring Madonnas inspired by her Hispanic ancestors. Created from her contemporary viewpoint. Precious metals, oil paint & antique ceramic mosaic adorn images of the Divine Feminine
Robert Genn's, Painter's Keys, is a twice weekly soulful newsletter for painters.
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