the following are some pics from a show me and some friends participated in for fun downtown last night. the theme was circus and we all had a lot of fun hanging out and seeing what everyone came up with. sadly i wasnt able to get pics of all the other great stuff because my camera broke mid-show and was too shaky to take photos.


my mom n pops dropped in



my cousin dex

mag, me, dex, ana
these were my 4 pieces. you cant really see the color accurately but whatever. these are my first acrylic painting ever in the whole wide world so i didnt really take my time on them because i didnt really know how to. spent about 2 hours painting each. under each painting i had a description of each displayed.


“The Tattooed Lady”
Tyson Taumaoe
Maata Paru was discovered on the highest peaks of New
Zealand by American adventurers. She was a Princess among
her people, whose beauty they believed pleased the gods and
spared them from wrath. The Aoraki Snow Princess
10''x20''
“The Bearded Lady”
Tyson Taumaoe
Known as “Beleza Barbada” by locals on the beaches
of Sao Paulo, Brasil, Aelah Azevedo was discovered sun
bathing by European carneys. She was often followed and gawked at by
smitten men and curious tourists. She was married to a barber.
10''x20''
Acrylic and ink on board
“The Worlds Strongest Lady”
Tyson Taumaoe
Known as “Mujer De Bestia” and feared by Bolivian
villagers, strongest lady was discovered by a search party
hunting anaconda during an expedition to find missing hunters
in the area. She was able to kill 7 men of the 30 man crew.
10''x20''
Acrylic and ink on board


“Look! No Hands!”
Tyson Taumaoe
Believed by many to posses magical, invisible hands,
Asenka and Anechka were in fact born with no hands
(никакие руки) and raised by a cast of misfits in a traveling
circus. They awed and amazed people with their ability to do
such awkwardly graceful poses without the use of hands.
The Contortionist girls.
10''x20''
Acrylic and ink on board
check out more of the pics from the event HERE!