Creole Queen Stickers

creole queen tee showing create pride

Creole Princess tee

Cruising the Mississippi on the Creole Queen Paddlewheeler by Debra Martz Creole Queen Historic Cruise; New Orleans' only Historic River Cruise! Focusing on 300 years of New Orleans history, this cruise is narrated by a local historian who took us on a journey through the story of the city as we cruised the Mississippi downriver to the Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and the historic Chalmette Battlefield. The one-hour shore excursion stop at the battlefield featured a guided tour and talk by National Park Rangers. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collections: New Orleans Louisiana Digital Art 20220512-IMG_0147-Edit.tif

Introducing the stunning Mardi Gras Regal Queen by The Artful Allie. This graphic art print captures the essence of the vibrant culture of New Orleans and the French Quarter, depicting a fierce Creole woman wearing a traditional Mardi Gras costume. The intricate details of the mask and headdress in the traditional colors of purple, gold, and green, add to the regal elegance of the piece and pay homage to the traditional Mardi Gras celebration in Nola, Louisiana. This art print is the perfect addition to any Mardi Gras-themed decor, or to bring a touch of the lively atmosphere of the carnival and the French Quarter to any room. It's a true representation of the fierce and regal spirit of Mardi Gras.

New Orleans Voodoo doll with gris gris bag

Marie Laveau Sigil Veve Voodoo Hoodoo

The latest work featuring my character Reine, "Queen of the Bayou". After a long day of being a goddess.

Marie Laveau Sigil Veve Voodoo Hoodoo

Cajun Queen. A tribute to the French Acadian heritage in Louisiana and the American South. Design color is blue and black and is purposefully distressed to give a worn, faded look.

Marie Laveau Sigil Veve Voodoo Hoodoo

Marie Laveau Sigil Veve Voodoo Hoodoo

Domino Sugar Refinery On the Mississippi River Louisiana by Debra Martz When seeing at a distance and even when nearing the refinery, I thought it was something of the past. And then the narrator aboard the Creole Queen Historic Cruise began to tell of its history. To my surprise it is still operational and has been operating on the banks of the Mississippi River since 1909, now producing 7 million pounds of sugar per day. This Louisiana refinery is one of the region’s largest employers, providing more than 400 direct jobs. Today, the Chalmette refinery is the largest cane sugar refinery in the western hemisphere. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved