Día de los Muertos Frame TV Art

Día de los Muertos is a celebration, not a scare, and its art is some of the most colourful of the year. These 50 designs are built around cempasúchil marigolds, decorated calaveras, papel picado banners over a village street at dusk, monarch butterflies on an ofrenda candle, a woman in Catrina face paint with a flower crown, and pan de muerto cooling in a bakery window.

Styles include cut-paper folk illustration, decorative gouache, Talavera-inspired pattern and atmospheric oil. Put them up in late October and leave them until 2 November – they follow the Halloween set naturally.

50 designs · 3840 × 2160 JPEG · included in the 1,962-design bundle

Día de los Muertos art for Samsung Frame TV

Get the Día de los Muertos set – 50 designs

Every día de los muertos design on this site in one download, delivered as 3840 × 2160 JPEG (4K, 16:9, sRGB). No subscription – yours to keep on Samsung The Frame or any 4K TV. Want everything? The full 1,962-design bundle includes this set.

  • 50 original designs, no text or watermarks
  • 3840 × 2160 JPEG – native Frame TV resolution
  • Works with SmartThings upload, USB, LG/Sony/TCL/Hisense art modes, Roku & Fire TV

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Frequently asked questions

Is Day of the Dead art the same as Halloween art?

No – Día de los Muertos honours loved ones who have died, with marigolds, candles and ofrendas, and its art is joyful rather than spooky. Many families display both through late October.

When is Día de los Muertos?

1 and 2 November, with ofrendas usually set up in the last days of October.

Are the calaveras traditional?

They are original designs in the traditional style – decorated calaveras, Catrina portraits and alebrije animals – painted for this collection, not copies of existing works.