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A stylized urban sketch and watercolor portrait of a Sambista do Morro (Samba dancer from the hill) during Rio's Carnival. Her mask is a creative assemblage of recycled materials: painted bottle caps forming a mosaic, colorful wire, and vibrant fabric scraps, embodying the community's spirit. A playful headdress is made from repurposed plastic flowers, paper streamers, and a small, spinning pinwheel. She wears a simple, brightly colored tank top and a flowing skirt, captured in a moment of joyful dance. The background is the iconic, vibrant alleyways of Santa Teresa, with its cobblestones, colorful murals, and laundry hanging between buildings, rendered in loose, energetic brushstrokes and ink lines. The signature "@digo.a.i" is written casually in ink on a painted wall in the background.
A vibrant watercolor painting depicts a joyous Afro-Brazilian woman in the foreground, dancing freely on a cobblestone street. She wears a colorful mask adorned with decorative spots and a floral headpiece with a pinwheel. Her tank top is an ombre of orange and yellow, and her skirt is a playful mix of red, yellow, and green. Her dark, curly hair escapes from under the headpiece, and her facial expression is one of pure delight. The street is lined with brightly colored buildings, in hues of yellow, pink, and green. Balconies with ornate black railings extend from the buildings, and a clothesline strung across the alley displays a variety of multicolored laundry. Murals of women with floral headpieces and smiling faces adorn the sides of the buildings, adding to the festive atmosphere. The intricate details of the watercolor technique are visible, with visible brushstrokes and ink outlines. The overall impression is one of movement, celebration, and Brazilian culture.
