Sarah continues her celebration of Dia De Los Muertos with two very successful gallery showings.

The 12'th annual Topanga Earth Day show, sponsored by the Eco Art Gallery, features fine art of recycled materials, sculpture, collage, photography, painting and film.

This show, which benefits the Audubon Center at Debs Park, includes Sarah's painting of the Audubon Bird of the Year, the Barn Owl.

A new show celebrating motherhood at Iguana, a trendy Long Beach store and gallery, featuring Sarah's paintings and sculpture.

Sarah's latest effort in support of the National Marfan Foundation's Heartworks program.

A new set of blank cards, featuring cupcakes, doves, and much more.

Sarah has designed and handcrafted three limited edition series of ornaments for 2010.

Sarah showcases her work as part of the annual Glendale Open Studio Tour.

In this show, presented at the Folk Tree in Pasadena, artists were asked to give their personal interpretations of paradise - everything from interpretations of the Adam and Eve story to various spiritual and religious themes, pastoral landscapes and homages to nature.

As part of a group show at Papa Don's Deli in South Pasadena, I'm showing sculptures that represent the elements of earth, wind, and fire to celebrate the onset of spring.

Saints & Sinners is an annual Easter season event at The Folk Tree. Sarah will be showing three oil paintings of Madonnas and four of her papier-mâché angels.

Sarah supports the National Marfan Foundation by contributing a special "artist heart" for their annual HeARTworks silent auction.

Art NoHo is having its first annual holiday art sale and show, with hand-crafted silver jewelry, original oil and acrylic paintings, painted clay pots, art glass, papier-mache sculpture, art cards and much more.

Portraits of cupcakes, donuts, fruit tarts, and candy-colored cats...minor indulgences that won't break the bank or make you fat.

A series of paintings for my parents' golden wedding anniversary depicting the perfect summer day at the beach.

A step-by-step look at making a papier-mache angel for the Lotus Project.

Poodles in Mexican wrestling masks ... and the cats who love to hate them.

Lighten up with Garden Gnomes & Ice Cream Cones, a celebration of whimsy and popular icons in painting. The images in this collection appeal to the inner baby in all of us.

Siren Song celebrates female beauty and sensuality in painting and sculpture, while adhering to the blue laws that prohibit nudity in publicly displayed art. Three large triptychs depict mermaids performing music, song, and dance, like updated versions of classical muses.

Nude Swim is a celebration of freedom and fun that integrates papier-mâché sculpture and gardening in an intimate setting. Several papier-mâché nudes swim through a dry underwater garden composed of succulents and other drought-tolerant plants that mimic a tropical coral reef.

The pig flower is a funny, happy creation inspired by the work of a real child in collaboration with my inner one. I was working on the papier-mâché nudes in my outdoor studio (i.e., the driveway) when a delightful girl hailed me from the second-floor balcony of the apartment complex across the alley.

It was early December and too cool and damp to work outside on papier-mâché. My art buddy, Gilda suggested that we paint indoors on small pieces of cardboard, or, in my case, canvas board. We had been to an art sale in East LA where there were lots of Day of the Dead items. A favorite theme is musicas or skeletons playing instruments.

La catrina is a pervasive figure in Mexican Day of the Dead celebrations. She has a husband, el catrin, who is much less popular. According to different traditions, they are Mr. and Mrs. Death, or just representations of rich people, who, like the rest of us, end up dead in the end despite the fancy clothes.