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1. Dia De Los Muertos In honor of my grandmother Eva Every year, on November 1st (All Saints Day) and 2nd (All Souls Day), something unique takes place in many areas of Mexico: Day of the Dead festivities. While it's strange for most of us to accept the fact that "death"...
2. Doin' the Bone Dance and Other Creative Ways to Learn Bone Anatomy Teaching children about bone anatomy can be made a bit easier and a lot more fun for the children by using some songs, dances and available innovative educational tools. The idea for this lens came after watching a recent episode of Hannah Montana the...
3. Halloween Clip Art & Day of the Dead Graphics Here's the best place to find Halloween clip art collections for desk top publishing, scrap book crafts or web page design. This Halloween graphics lens features Day of the Dead skeletons and Dia de los Muertos border clip art, too! Check out hundreds...
4. DAY OF THE DEAD Día de los Muertos is a holiday rooted in the ancient past of Mesoamerica. My ancestors were in awe of the eternal cycle of life and death and believed in the need for sacrifice to assure the continuation of life. The Aztecs of past honored th...
5. Day of the Dead Art History, information and opinions on Day of the Dead, a celebrated holiday in Mexico, and the effect it has on the world at large.
6. Dia de los Muertos - Day of the Dead Although occurring around the same time of the year as Halloween, Dia de los Muertos or Day of the Dead, is a very different holiday. Dia de los Muertos is celebrated in many Latin American countries with a different focus.   This festival...
7. Day of the Dead Art This lens is a collection of Day of the Dead art found from across the Web. Celebrate and remember your loved ones and ancestors with some exuberant and irreverent art that laughs in the face of Death! Image courtesy of Hanoi Mark on Flickr.
8. Day of the Dead Altars Learn the how and why of altar making, an important part of the Mexican Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos) celebration.
9. Sugar Skulls! If making sugar skulls (Calaveras de Azucar) is something that you've always wanted to try then you may find this article filled with links and resources to be very helpful!
10. Day of the Dead: Lots about this Mexican Tradition, nothing about the movie. A LOT of information about Dia de los Muertos or Day of the Dead.  Actually a holiday which spans 3 days from October 31 - November 2, celebrating those who have passed on. 
11. Ofrenda - Day of the Dead Shrines and Altars What an ofrenda is, how to make one (and for whom), and where to buy items for a traditional Day of the Dead shrine. Image courtesy of Antuan2007 on Flickr.
12. frenzy art studio Frenzy Art comes from the mind of artist LADISLAO LOERA - me. I have made my love for el Dia de los Muertos (the day of the dead) part of my everyday life and I am honored to share this tradition with you through my Day of the Dead art. Mexican Folk...
13. Day of the Dead on the Beach Day of the Dead artwork is full of business men and women, doctors, nurses, wedding couples and such. Having grown up in Houston, Texas, I remember spending many a weekend on Galveston Beach and that is why I have included some beach themed skeletons...
14. Day of the Dead Art & Jewelry I'm an artist & designer with a love for anything "Day of the Dead". I was first introduced to this Mexican holiday when I saw a beautiful oil painting at a friend's house. It was purchased from a local artist in Santa Fe and I immediately connected...
15. Visit Oaxaca, Mexico Much of the joy of a Oaxaca trip comes from simply strolling the downtown streets, sitting in a sidewalk cafe on the Zocalo, and soaking up the atmosphere. Oaxaca City continues to be welcoming, peaceful, friendly and inexpensive. It is an ideal pla...
16. Travel Ecuador - Experience Ecuadorian festivals I used to live in Guayaquil, Ecuador. One of my fondest memories living in this beautiful country in South America are the festivals. I am sure many countries have their own festivals but in Ecuador when it's festival time, it's a time to enjoy life...
17. Día de Los Muertos (THE DAY OF THE DEAD) The Day of the Dead, also known as El Día de los Muertos or All Souls' Day, is a holiday celebrated in Mexico and by Latin Americans living in the United States and Canada. The holiday focuses on gatherings of family and friends to pray fo...
18. Psychedelic Day of the Dead art Celebrate Day of the Dead (aka Dia de los Muertos) in style with these funky, colorful, psychedelic skulls! Discover the vibrant abstract skull drawings of internationally-collected artist, Thaneeya McArdle (me!). You can find my groovy Day of the De...
19. Sugar Skulls: A Sweet Little Scare! Sugar skulls (calaveras de azucar) are sweet little treats of molded sugar that are made in celebration of the Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos). People gather to celebrate with friends and family, including those that have passed on (it is believ...