"Arizona Elements:" a five-layer acrylic painting depicting the elements of Arizona: pine tree tops in northern Arizona and the mountains; two layers of sky; the tall, arid mountain ranges; the underbase of seething lava and subterranean mountains.

This painting in acrylic depicts the tragic flights and uprootings of humanity all over the world.

"The Joke:" an acrylic painting of two village women sharing gossip; the woman at the bottom I stelling the joke to her friend above as they walk to market.

The "holy Man" is depicted in mixed media of acrylic and pastel.

"Impatience" pictures the impatience of a young mother with her recalcitrant son  as she struggle to make a living begging on the streets of Tijuana.

Painted in acrylic, "Mexican Gothic" is the twin to the famous painting of a Midwestern couple by Grant Wood; Mexican farm people have the same stoicism and hardiness as their Midwestern counterparts.

"Midnight glow," is an abstract in oil of a glimmer in the dark night.

Persephone heralds spring by emerging from the depths of hell. Here she is glimpsed in acrylic.

Do Iris come in red? A watercolor question.

The increasingly heavy flow of people all over the earth compelled this painting in acrylic; the woman burdened with children symbolizes sanctuary.

Solitude (in watercolor) is a calm, blue space.

Abstract flowers in bright acrylic twirl and whirl in an endless breeze.