Rat Race 
Sgraffito on porcelain, cone 5 electric

$4,200 

Here you’ll find a group of misfits in a madcap pursuit to the finish line. The frogs are fighting tooth and nail with laser focus because losing is not an option. Some other shady characters tag along in hopes of sharing their victor’s prize. The rats from the sewer have one goal: do whatever they want. Aerial patrols see their shot at fame and glory, and dive bomb into the chaos. We still may never know who came out on the other side as the victor.

Velocity
Acrylic and spray paint on canvas

$1,995

Velocity is my way of capturing the thrill and excitement of racing, especially my love for the Indy 500. This piece goes beyond just being art; it’s a celebration of the energy and passion that surrounds this incredible event.

When I designed the word “Indy,” I wanted it to reflect the vibrant culture of racing. I filled each letter with patterns like checkered flags, stripes, graffiti, and stars, all of which represent different aspects of this world. The bright colors—pink, yellow, and teal, represent my favorite Indy Pace Car, the 1990 Chevy Beretta.

This piece also reflects my journey as an artist. After stepping away from my craft for a while, I found my way back and embraced all the ups and downs that come with it. Just like a race car navigating a winding track, I’ve learned to face challenges head-on and keep moving forward. Velocity serves as a reminder that every moment is a chance to pursue our dreams and enjoy the ride.

Hoosier Hospitality
Mixed media

$850 

On race day groups of people from all walks of life gather at the track or on peoples’ porches to celebrate the race. The juxtaposition of the landmarks from the IMS with the porch shows how both venues can have front row seats in celebrating, THE GREATEST SPECTACLE IN RACING.

Endless Possibilities
Digital

Every year when the race comes around, I see the joy that it brings across a variety of communities. After being a 500 Festival Princess, I saw how I impacted the younger generation, and how they could see themselves in the race, the festivities, and me. I wanted to portray that feeling in my artwork. The Indy 500 is more than cars and trophies, it’s an event that allows for everyone to come together, embrace each other, and aspire to do anything.

Racing History of the World
Mixed Media, acrylics and paper

$800 

Racing History of the World is dedicated to my dad who passed away in 2015. My dad, Ramón, was a fan of all vehicles, especially red sports cars. When I heard the great news that I was chosen to create art for “Welcome Race Fans”, I knew my Dad would’ve been ecstatic and proud. My Dad and I also shared a love for history and facts. He could mention the make and model of all the cars at the IMS Museum! For this mixed media collage, I used newspaper and magazine articles from different eras and countries to underscore the historical importance of this car race on an international level. I wanted to highlight how this “Spectacle in Car Racing” brings together fans, friends and families from all over the world.