Welcome to La Corua Digital Design.

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Personal Mission: Using my art to reveal the beauty of the often overlooked & under-appreciated, and to show that the face God is everywhere, in all of us.

 

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La Corua Digital Design creates bold web sites and promotional graphics with distinction, beauty, and power. Named after an old Sonoran folktale, La Corua gives online vitality to small businesses, non-profits and entrepreneurs in Southern Arizona.

As owner/artist and web designer at La Corua, my mission is to promote the power of art and cross-cultural elements in Tucson's business & community life. I do this by specializing in projects that not only promote goods & services, but the people, traditions, and cultures that provide them.

La Corua occupies a unique spot in Tucson's Digital Art Community. La Corua's creative approach is ideal for those who desire a bold art element (theirs or mine) in their web sites, brand identities, and promotional campaigns.

I believe that an effective website is one that is easy to find and a joy to visit. I embrace a handmade look to create multi-sensory digital experiences that spring to life with vibrancy and user friendly design. I breathe life into the online experience and tirelessly work to honor all that makes life in Southern Arizona special.

La Corua Digital Design embodies both community and business values as essential for a thriving local economy. While my services are digital, my strength lies in old-fashioned personal relationships and synergy. I make sure every digital action rooted in reality-- and in the remarkable people who are creating it.

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The Lore of La Corua
A timeless legend of the Pimeria Alta, La Corua is a benign water serpent that lives in springs of water and protects them.
It was believed that if one killed the Corua, the spring would dry up. La Corua represents the essence of life in the desert.
❧ Source: Beliefs and Holy Places - A Spiritual Geography of the Pimeria Alta, by James S. Griffith, University of Arizona Press, 1992.

Why a snake for a logo?
I chose La Corua because it is a lesser known legend and one that is in danger of slipping into obscurity.
In indigenous belief systems the serpent is respected as a source of powerful and transformative medicine.

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