"The Celebration of Life"
A Sugar Skull is a representation of one who will never be Forgotten.
Rather than a time of mourning, Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)- observed every Nov. 1 and 2 - is a celebration of life and death. A time when the spirits of the dearly departed return to Earth for a family fiesta. Actually, that's just a skeletal summary of the happy holiday. I like to believe, instead of fearing death, to embraced it.
In viewing a few of my paintings, sugar skull interpretations are ones past life and a taste of enjoyment or a symbol of their personality. The Altars are made of recycled wood.
PRINTS of Originals
$20.00 each or 2 for $35.00
12x18 PRINTS $50.00
12x18 PRINTS $50.00
Contact me, for a larger selection of Originals or Prints
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| New 7/2012 Muerto Jazz Player Original and prints available |
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| New - 7/2012 Muertos Fisherman Original SOLD Prints available |
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| "Together" Mono Print-mix media Postcards Orignial SOLD - Prints available |
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| "The Celebration" watercolor Original SOLD - prints available |
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| "Black Bird and Sacred Heart" watercolor Original and prints available |
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| "Yoga in Nature" mono print-mix media Original and prints available |
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| "Tatoo Artist" Mono Print - mix media Prints available Original SOLD |
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| "Musician" Mono Print-mix media Original and Prints available |
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| Estoy Muerta, pero vivo - Frida Watercolor postcards Original SOLD |
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| "Hearing Her Laugh" Watercolor Postcards Original and Matted Prints available |
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| "Pajarito Vive" Mono Print-Mix Media Original Sold Matted Prints available |
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| "The Traveling Heart" Original and prints available Mono print-mix media |
"The Sound of the Accordian"
(Hey Baby Que Paso?)
Original SOLD
Watercolor
Watercolor
"The Spiritual One"
Mono Print-mix media
Original Available
Variety of Nicho-Altars available NOW!
View EVENTS for my sale locations.
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| Altar (Memory Shelves) Mix Media -one of a kind Built from recycled wood Prices vary $85-110.00 Mosaic with hand made fused glass and ceramic tiles SOLD |
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Nichos
In Mexican and South American cultures, small, decorated boxes called “Nichos” are commonly found in homes and public places,displayed on walls or pedestals. Made from wood or tin and often
painted with bright colors, they provide a stage-like setting for an object or collection of objects that have great significance. Most commonly functioning as an altar for a religious icon, a Nicho can also serve as a memorial to a loved one or as a reminder of an important event.
