Narrative: I lived in Aguacatal de Ojojona, F.M., Honduras from 1984 to 1986. The moon, flashlights, and lanterns lit the way to Aguacatal's annual dance, where I went with neighbors. This center-fold illustration was part of a book I wrote. Inquiring Voices Press accepted my manuscript for publication, but they closed. I created a female-centric book subconsciously. Media: Watercolor Not for sale: unfinished illustrations
Walking to Aguacatal's Dance
Narrative: This represents the home I shared with a family in Honduras as a U.S. Peace Corps volunteer for two years in Francisco Morazán (a central mountain region). The box signifies that categorizing countries and people is problematic. For instance, many believe Honduras is hot and muggy, but where I lived it was cool. Hondurans are also culturally diverse. Media: metal Not for sale