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Eric Garcia I really like Eric's work because it reminds me so much of the tattoo shops I saw in Puerto Rico. I would love get a tattoo made out of him without against any copy right issues... especially his graphics about American Cultures.  His symbolic works toward his thoughts about different cultural phenomenon was very vividly being combined with the art form that he represented. His art is rich in symbolism, often reflecting his thoughts on various cultural phenomena. He has a talent for merging his interpretations of American culture with his distinctive artistic style. His work provides a visual commentary on societal issues, blending humor, critique, and cultural observation seamlessly. This symbolic depth adds layers of meaning to his pieces, making them thought-provoking as well as visually appealing. One of the most captivating aspects of Eric Garcia's art is his masterful use of color. His palette choices are not just visually striking but also purposeful, enhanci

Second Update on the FINAL PROJECT Based on the structure of my first idea of Alice in Burping Land II, I'm going to set up the story background in College. I'm going to set up an actual story line instead of a basic introduction for the outlook for the world of my film. It's going called "The Sad Saxophone Burper". In the story this time, Alice reincarnated into a human being, and she meet up with Burping Angel who had also become a human being. While they are throwing out outside of the bar, they recognized each other through their ways of burping.  Here's the example of the script:  Alice: ouuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu Imma gonna get so wasted! And I drunk so much before I even went to the bar, 1/3 of bottle of the discounted Malibu, and I only order 1 can of beer in the bar. I’m so proud of myself! Burping angel: Yeah bitch for real.  <3