Las Tetas de Cayey 2024
Las Tetas de Cayey 2024. Digital Painting
Puerto Rico is the perfect setting and stage for these works to encapsulate the essence of the island’s vibrant culture and stunning landscapes. Every canvas vibrates with Caribbean rhythm! With vivid brushstrokes and dynamic compositions, the intention is to transport you to the serene shores of this paradise!
The scene is inspired on the morning lights over the mountains of Cayey and it’s iconic duo commonly known as las Tetas de Cayey.
Dimensions: 36 in x 24 in
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