Snake Bit - Mojave Traditional we handscreen white ink onto

we handscreen white ink onto a chrome Mylar substrate to capture the specular reflection you get from mirror-like snowflakes creating tiny diamonds called snow sparkle

was not used until the 1980’s when it was mentioned as a promotional term

Working with husband Jaime Viñas

This is a macro photograph of druzy

evoking various reactions from amusing to sexy to political

Snake Bit - Mojave Traditional we handscreen white ink ontoSnake Bit is an intricate design conceived on a road trip through the deserts of Arizona and New Mexico, where animal skeletal remains are common. The bone imagery pairs with decorative elements of the American West, such as bits used to rein horses, snaking down and around in a repeating pattern. This effect creates an ornately woven tapestry of richly developed patterns that become increasingly intricate as the eye zooms in. Mojave is a refined