Diana Caragan

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Diana Caragan is a cyanotype artist, photographer, and graphic designer based in Converse, Texas, USA.
From: Converse, Texas, USA.
Shows: Cyanotypes.


Originally from the Philippines, Diana Caragan worked and traveled the world while serving in the United States Navy. Following her military career, she earned her associate’s degree in Studio art from Del Mar College. She received her bachelor’s degree in Graphic design from Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi.

Diana Caragan’s work is directly inspired by the beauty of nature, travels, her social background, and different cultures. When she’s not working on her projects, she spends her time traveling and hiking outdoors with her family. She also likes visiting antique shops, art markets and hanging out in local coffee shops. She is deeply passionate about making art, learning new things, and sharing them with the world.

“Pursuing a full-time career in art is both nerve-wracking and exciting at the same time. Progress is slow but beautiful, and I am enjoying every part of the process.”

More about Diana Caragan:

  • Contact email: tinyowlsa23 (at) gmail.com
  • Website
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