Curently exhibiting work in Dallas at the Latino Cultural Center 

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La Frontera of Education: DCCCD Art Exhibition

November 10, 2017 – January 6, 2018
Opening Reception: Friday, November 10, 2017, 6 to 8 pm

This exhibition features work of art from professors from the Dallas County Community College District’s campuses. My work will be shown among the many including

Mary Becker, James Behan Du Chau, Chong Chu, David Connolly, Lisa Ehrich, Chaitra Garrick, Linda Gossett, Jill Foltz, Kathleen Janvier, Adam Knoche, Natalie Macellaio, Vargha Manshadi, Juliette McCullough, Cristina Medina, Eliana Miranda, Susan Mollet, David Newman, Shawn Saumell, Kristina Smith, Susan Sponsler-Carstarphen, Erin Stafford, Deborah Stenberg, Don Taylor, Amin Tejani, Wendi Ruth Valladares, Murielle White, and Marla Ziegler. Exhibition is curated by Victor Armenta.

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Las Montañas Tee

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Las Montañas

Las Montañas Tee

Wood block printed t-shirt….hand printed hot off the press! Sizes available: Adult Sm, M, Lg, XL once ordered artist will confirm size. Made to order. Slight “star” color varitations due to rainbow tears (bleached droplets for effect, neutralized before sending out). Please allow 3-5 days for printing and packaging. Shipping & tax included (U.S. only) Tee Specifics: Soft 50% Cotton/50% Polyester blend tee

$25.00

Moon Mountain

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Moon Mountain – Heather Blue

Wood block printed t-shirt….hand printed hot off the press! Sizes available: Adult Sm, M, Lg, XL once ordered artist will confirm size.. Made to order. Slight “star” color varitations due to rainbow tears (bleached droplets for effect, neutralized before sending out). Limited time!!… Please allow 3-5 days for printing and packaging. Shipping & tax included (U.S. only) Tee Specifics: Soft 50% Cotton/50% Polyester blend Gilden tee

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A drawing a day

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One of my 2018 new year’s resolution is making an effort to make time to draw. So ideally, I will draw for an hour everyday and complete a drawing for an upcoming project.

This one will definitely have a spotlight somewhere in my work.

A phrase I heard on our car rides home growing up, especially from my Pa. “HOLD your chones” (spanglish for hold your underwear/ horses) sorta never seems to get old.

Late night studio nights

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To the most recent nights in my studio. I’m making slow progress, but advancing with each drawing. Below are a few works in progress for a new project in the works. These patternsare done in opaqure pens on clear vinyl. Next step will be burning this on screen for screen printing.