Artwork Gallery

Check out these works of art submitted by aspiring Latino artists. Click on the thumbnail for more information.

• Submitted by Abel D.
  "Dr Pepper & Salsa": When family and friends get together, you always expect great Salsa & great drink. Your tia knows the perfect ingredients for the Salsa, and Dr Pepper knows the perfect ingredients for the soda!
  
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• Submitted by Yessica C.
  My inspiration: Latino musical instruments…congas, guitars and trumpets. Dancing in the streets of an historical city, under the light of the moon, the mix of delicious drinks, like Dr Pepper and Piraguas.
  
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• Submitted by Guadalupe H.
  My inspiration: color…vivid colors as in the Incas, Aztec & Mayans. Pre-Columbian concept imagery is based on 23 colors, diamonds and actual graphics, rotating like DP logo reflects and Aztec/Mayan coins inspire.
  
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• Submitted by Sean T.
  My inspiration: The freedom of creativity.
  
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• Submitted by Jonathan T.
  The Neo-Latino lifestyle sparks a surge of creative energy that urges you to experience something more, the spice of life that makes it worth tasting, Sabrosura!
  
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• Submitted by Freddy O.
  My art is based on different cultures of Latin America, mixed of rhythms, dances and parties. That will be a taste of energy, mixed emotions and the soul to enjoy with SABROSURA what real life is for us.
  
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• Submitted by Rudy F.
  I am inspired by family related events…celebrations that revolve around laughter, joy, traditional foods and drink.
  
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• Submitted by Mary D.
  My inspiration: my love and pride of my colorful pre-Columbian mythology and history.
  
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• Submitted by Angel S.
  My parents have always been great salsa dancers. They have inspired me in everything I do, so what better way to show my Hispanic heritage other than dance and music?
  
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• Submitted by Daniel D.
  My inspiration: a Latin fest with a lot of music, dance, fireworks, taste and other ingredients…always with a cold Dr Pepper to refresh the hot Latino party.
  
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• Submitted by Valarie W.
  I based my artwork on my own experiences in the kitchen. I turn up Juan Gabriel, open a Dr Pepper, and cook and sing to the smell of beans and enchiladas bubbling in the oven.
  
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• Submitted by Rafael C.
  My inspiration about Sabrosura was the Latin music and the cultural complexity of the Latin community in the US.
  
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• Submitted by Hector G.
  The word Sabrosura, to me, means sweet and flavorful. I interpreted it in the Dia De Los Muertos theme, which is my favorite Hispanic celebration. Everything in this painting is what I enjoy and love.
  
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• Submitted by Jose S.
  I was inspired by Art Deco, the golden age of Salsa, and the Hispanic melting pot of South Florida, rich with Cuban, Central and South American cultures.
  
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• Submitted by Johnny L.
  Music is my inspiration because it impacts me positively and provides the stamina I need to be creative.
  
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• Submitted by Ramiro V.
  My inspiration was from a local concert experience. I wanted to capture that kind of energy. I think Dr Pepper and music go hand in hand with our culture, spirit and vibe.
  
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• Submitted by Daniel B.
  My inspiration is to create a design that has a youthful vigor and conveys the refreshing nature of Dr Pepper to consumers.
  
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• Submitted by Jose Z.
  The inspiration of the artwork is the gathering and unity of family through parties and special events. The joy of partaking in libations and delicious food is soulful.
  
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• Submitted by Arturo A.
  My inspiration: Sabrosura Latina just like Dr Pepper is a combination of flavors that go together for a single purpose, my inspiration includes salsa, merengue, tango, painting, drawing, refreshing beaches of the Caribbean and Latinos everywhere.
  
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• Submitted by Adriana Maria D.
  I was inspired by my need to get my hands on a Dr Pepper. The swirls of color represent the swirl of emotions I feel when I drink one.
  
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• Submitted by Lina C.
  Showing the resilient and sheer joy of life of the Latin people, I have titled my creation "The Latin Chameleon," and I have added elements from the many cultures we represent.
  
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• Submitted by Rodrigo A.
  As a Latino in the USA, Latin Jazz music has been part of my culture. I offer homage to those artists.
  
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• Submitted by Maricela G.
  Mi inspiración: Los multicolores de la vida latina...my mission is to promote art awareness, cultivate friendships and enrich lives through cultural art.
  
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