MariLau.com, based in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, offers a 2 week class for American cooks interested in improving their knowledge about Mexican traditional cooking. This is her presentation by her host Zoe Broxson. As a Mexican native, I inherited my Mexican cuisine knowledge from my previous generations. And my passion too! I invite you to join me in tranquility to take out our aprons and spoons, to use the very fresh ingredients of our Mexican cuisine, and create together delicious dishes, with love, tradition and fire. I love sharing my knowledge of traditional home cooking in Mexico, to beginers and professionals alike. www.mexican-cooking-school.com
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MariLau.com, based in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, offers a 2 week class for American cooks interested in improving their knowledge about Mexican traditional cooking. Here you’ll see part of a class focused in salsas. As a Mexican native, I inherited my Mexican cuisine knowledge from my previous generations. And my passion too! I invite you to join me in tranquility to take out our aprons and spoons, to use the very fresh ingredients of our Mexican cuisine, and create together delicious dishes, with love, tradition and fire. I love sharing my knowledge of traditional home cooking in Mexico, to beginers and professionals alike. www.mexican-cooking-school.com
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building a brick ornamental garden bridge, to cross the troubled waters, to the green grass on the other side, (watch out for the troll)
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Typical South African Traditional Wedding
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Learn how to combine moves for traditional Mexican dancing in this free instructional video dance lesson.
Expert: Aleli Montano
Bio: Aleli Montano holds a BFA in Dance from the Boston Conservatory and joined Donna Sternberg and Dancers in Santa Monica in 2006.
Filmmaker: Nili Nathan
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Learn basic turning and spotting moves for traditional Mexican dancing in this free instructional video dance lesson.
Expert: Aleli Montano
Bio: Aleli Montano holds a BFA in Dance from the Boston Conservatory and joined Donna Sternberg and Dancers in Santa Monica in 2006.
Filmmaker: Nili Nathan
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Learn the basic steps for traditional Mexican dancing in this free instructional video dance lesson.
Expert: Aleli Montano
Bio: Aleli Montano holds a BFA in Dance from the Boston Conservatory and joined Donna Sternberg and Dancers in Santa Monica in 2006.
Filmmaker: Nili Nathan
Duration : 0:2:24
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Learn how to make the filling of a beef burrito with expert cooking tips in this free Mexican cuisine video clip.
Expert: Andras Glöckl
Bio: Andras Glöckl operates the Iguana Bar & Grill. Located in Budapest, it has been voted the Best Mexican Restaurant five years in a row.
Filmmaker: Paul Volniansky
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I am going to be using illustration markers, color pencils and oil paint. Just drop me a line if you have any questions
In step 1 I scanned and reprinted my original drawing- I do this for 2 reasons- 1.) If I mess up, I could just reprint it and 2.) marker and color pencil coexist better with printer ink than with graphite from a pencil.
Next I add a layer of the illustration markers. These markers are totally transparent and they enable me to add a layer of color and still be able to see the lines from my pencil drawing. These markers give the artist a similar effect to watercolor paint, but without the messy setup and clean up.. I am still following the Polaroid picture development analogy from the first video- in that I am adding color to all areas at an even pace and slowly building up the darker tones on the sides and bottom of the glass.
The color pencil is great at this point of the drawing, because it adds a translucent layer of color above the marker. In addition to that, color pencils are mixed with wax. The wax will be very handy in the next step when I add oil paint on top of the marker and color pencil. Working with color pencil also allows me to be very precise with my marks on the page. It can be very challenging to be as accurate with a paint brush. This step allows me to make my drawing more accurate and these clarifications will eventually be absorbed by the oil paint.
Now you are going to see me add three layers of oil paint to finish my drawing. I am using oil paint because I want to edit the colors of this composition and it is much easier to mix and match color with oil paint than it is with color pencil. It is also easier to apply large areas of color with a paintbrush rather than the tiny tip of a pencil. I did all of my editing in the last step and now I am just applying color, trying to notice the nuances of the edges of each shape on my reference. If I need to soften an edge I use a dry, soft brush and I pull the paint with that. The color pencil from the layer below is blending nicely with the paint.
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This is the traditional dance after the colonization period (Spanish conquest) in Mexico.
The local group from the “Casa de la Cultura” gave this show along with other Beauty Arts disciplines like music, sing, paint, etc.
It took place in Winter 2007 in the municipal city hall.
Enjoy then the traditional Mexican dance!!
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