Silver Design by Calvin Begay, Inlay Art by Norman Duboise, circa 2012.

This impressive portrait profile pendant depicts the head of a Navajo man dressed in ceremonial coyote costume, a practice still w...

Reversible pendant by in-layer Norman Duboise with silver design by Calvin Begay, circa 2012.

Reversible pendant by in-layer Norman Duboise with silver design by Calvin Begay, circa 2012.

Last month Sunrise Indian Jewelry of Gallup, New Mexico asked me to design a promotional postcard for them featuring these freshly minte...

Contemporary Lizard Applique Zuni Pot by Deldrick & Lorenda Cellicion The Zuni pueblo is the largest of the 19 pueblos surviving pu...

Glittery flecks of mica are found in many natural clay deposits in the Rio Grande region of Northern New Mexico.    This sparkling...

Double Sided Navajo Pendant by Norman Duboise and Calvin Begay A few months ago I was approached and asked to submit a donation prop...

  Roadside stands are common in tourist popular scenic areas of the Navajo Reservation.   This one in Monument Valley caught my attent...

Neuvomexicano art, deeply rooted in the Spanish Colonial years of New Mexico of the late 14t...

Norman Red Star, “Wi-Cahpe-Luza”, Swift Star of the Souix tribe specializes in decorating traditional Santa Clara pot...

This pendant is the type of treasure I love to find.  It gives me a picture opportunity to promote an unknown or scarcely known artist o...

Berleen Estevan's Grandmother taught her the art of traditional pottery making as a child.   She, like many pottery artisans of th...

I recently spotted the vintage coin necklace and earring set featured in the poster above in a Santa Fe store and asked to take it for...

I have obviously started a new project of designing posters promoting not only artists, but also the Southwest   USA with emphasis on my ...