THESE ARE A SERIES THAT I HAVE BEEN DOING MOST OF THESE ARE OF THE CHURCHS AND AREA AROUND THE HONDO VALLEY IN SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO, WHERE I WAS BORN AND RAISED.

THESE ARE SOME OF MY FAVORITE FLOWERS

  I started thisFROG collection(C) with my reading frog a few years back.
  I had been commission to do several paintings for a client, and he called me to come and talk about another.
  Well when he said a Frog and leaves, I just looked at him.
   In shock, I said, "Yes, 30 x 40 is fine!"   All the way home I couldn't believe I told him, I could do this. 
  I fretted, and cried, and  screamed ! Why Me? FROGS !!!! 
  Why can't I say "NO!" 
 Ok, I prayed alot , and contuined on.
 It was going in the bedroom, so I made it night.
 They travel, so went the globe. 
   So I hope as I add to my collection, you enjoy them, I see a book one day.
 I have truely found though art what is inside of myself. What a therpy and an adventure.
 Please browse through my other art too.

 I have 8 x 10, 11 x 14 ... Giclee prints

  Patsi

                                     

                                          Giclee' prints

Some of the art is available in prints.
These are giclee' process canvas, or high quality watercolor paper prints.
Each print is, numbered and signed by the artist.

The Giclee' Process is a method of printing that surpasses other printing methods in image quality and control and also increases the uniqueness of each print.
 The image is produced by spraying one million droplets of ink per second onto the canvas, creating a resolution of 1850 dpi. The pigmented inks used in giclee printing provides the highest image permanence possible.
THESE ARE GICLEE' S/N PRINTS. FORM 11 X 14 UP TO 30 X 40.
MOST ARE LIMITED TO 200.
  
                                          PRINTS (c)

     8 x 10...................................................45.00
   11 X 14..................................................65.00

  Includes shipping in the  U.S.
  All prints are printed in the U.S.
  
 
         
  

             Rosa, lives on the Rio Grand River Banks, with her family, under the 3rd Cotton Wood.
             Rosa works hard during the day, making Frog tortills's and cleaning.
             At night, Rosa, dresses and goes to dance.
             

            Some information on the Mexican Hat Dance.
      
            The dance is characteric and representative of Mexico and symbolizes the man's courtship of the
          woman, who in the beginning rejects him, but then accepts him.

             The man tries to impress her, with his tapping & stomping showing his machismo. 
             The woman rejects him, thinking he is drunk.
             The man then throws his hat on the ground and as the woman stoops to pick it up, the man kicks
           his leg over her head showing now he has conquered her.

              Mexican Hat Dance is a way of espressing one's emotion delight