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Here is art that tells a story. It is available for purchase.
postcards
or prints
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Explore the world of African American history and culture through my creative expression in art. From stunning abstract pieces to detailed portraits, each work reflects my passion for storytelling and the beauty of human experience. Whether you’re an art collector or someone looking to add a unique piece to your home, you’re sure to find something that speaks to you here.
I invite you to browse, enjoy, and find that perfect piece that resonates with your soul.
Feel free to reach out for any custom requests or inquiries. Thank you for supporting my art!
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Explore the world of African American history and culture through my creative expression in art. From stunning abstract pieces to detailed portraits, each work reflects my passion for storytelling and the beauty of human experience. Whether you’re an art collector or someone looking to add a unique piece to your home, you’re sure to find something that speaks to you here.
I invite you to browse, enjoy, and find that perfect piece that resonates with your soul. Feel free to reach out for any custom requests or inquiries. Thank you for supporting my art!
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Postcards, Prints and Posters
In 2025 I will be creating postcards and prints that tell African American stories. This month, it starts with chattel slavery. I have a postcard with hands chained together. The captured people looked up. This was their view…They looked up. This image is called Homage because I dedicated it Aaron Douglas, a painter from the Harlem Renaissance who captured African American life. This postcard is $5
Postcards and Prints
In 2025 I will be creating postcards and prints that tell African American stories.
This month, it starts with chattel slavery. I have a postcard with hands chained together. The captured people looked up. This was their view…They looked up.
This image is called Homage because I dedicated it Aaron Douglas, a painter from the Harlem Renaissance who captured African American life. This postcard is $5
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