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Mis papitos: Héroes de la cosecha, illusrated by Obed Gómez

Mis papitos: Héroes de la cosecha / My Parents: Heroes of the Harvest
by Samuel Caraballo, Obed Gómez(Illustrator)

The Institute of Puerto Rican and Latino Studies at The University of Connecticut.

The artist's artwork is now part of the permanent collection of the University of Connecticut's Institute for Puerto Rican and Latino Studies.

93 Puerto Rican artists exhibit at MOA

Obed's artwork was selected by the set designer of Lifetime Network's Program,"The Division"

"God plays an essential role in my art. Before I begin to paint, I put my hands on the canvas, and I ask the Lord to inspire me and for him also to touch the canvas and create through me a work that will carry a positive message to the viewer." ...read more

Entrevista de Obed Gómez para el Club 700 Hoy
Obed Gómez - Los Reyes Magos
Después que Jesús nació en Belén de Judea en tiempos del rey Herodes, llegaron a Jerusalén unos sabios procedentes del Oriente ¿Dónde está el que ha nacido rey de los judíos? --preguntaron--. Vimos levantarse su estrella y hemos venido a adorarlo.

Al igual que los Reyes magos el artista Puertorriqueño Obed Gómez vino a Orlando en busca de su propia estrella

A touching, bilingual ode to a young boy’s hard-working parents

A celebration of a young boys parents, whom he calls heroes of the harvest. The rhythmic verse follows them from the early morning chirping birds through when the whistle blows in the fields where they work to when they come home and wrap their adoring son in their arms.
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Obed Gómez: an artist's brushstrokes to reality.

By N. Cruz-Vélez | Latino Passport

Don Quixote III by artist Obed Gómez, features in the cover of this first issue of Latino Passport. The painting, done in acrylic on canvas, shows a wide-eyed figure of the insane knight, resolutely clutching a heavy metal lance, ready to attack the approaching "giants": a couple of windmills at a distance. We know that somewhere in the background, Sancho, the crazed knight's counter-ego, must be praying for his sanity. The painting is one of a series of seven, created by Gómez in the past few years.
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