Favorite Graphics - Old & New

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Arbol de la Vida estilo Huichol
Tree of Life honoring the magnificent yarn art of Huichol Indians. A contribution to a Loteria Art Show at Arte de la Vida, 2016.

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My favorite retail shop in all of Tucson, the two gents at Arte de la Vida were faithfully supportive of me in business, and they continue to follow their passion for searching for fine vintage Mexcian folk art and supporting Mayan artisans in Guatemala.  Their little brick & mortar shop is a joy to experience and their generosity in the community knows no bounds.  They are loved and appreciated by many in return, and rightly so.

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Sirena Me

Just an early image of myself - I called it Sirena Me  (note long gray hair). I fashioned it after the famous image card of La Sirena in Mexico's national game, ¡Lotería!.  The turtle represents my mother (who loved turtles) and I am wearing morning glories, her favorite flower.

When I was young I played guitar and sang, but this has not been the life for it.  It has remained pretty much shelved except to accompany Carrillo School's children for their annual Las Posadas tradition-- from 2002 until 2014 when I lost part of a finger.  

I had fun making a few experimental recordings in Garange Band on my Mac years ago... You can listen  here.

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Logo from my chamber days, still in service. Nice to see it has staying power.

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