Ciara Barsotti Art

Description: There she is, the intrepid explorer, devoid of all context. Excellent as a sticker, which is what I designed her for.

Description: Clothos without context.

Description: Atropos sans context.

Description: Saint John the Baptist Sticker

Description: Mother Mary Sticker

Description: Prayer Hands Sticker

Description: Sticker version of "Old Bear" painting

Description: Sticker version of "Woman of the Sea" painting

Description: Sticker version of my painting "Lady Stardust"

Description: Sticker version of my painting "I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes"

Description: Third Eye Christ

Description: Patron Saint of Artists

Description: A haunted buffalo skull. Cool. Made with copic marker, micron pen, and gel pen.

Description: Crucified Christ Sticker

Description: Lady Death won't let you down. She'll see you safely to the afterlife. Bon Voyage! Made with watercolor and colored pencil.

Description: Created with tracing paper and pencil, adhered to a background of a Northern California spring scene.

Description: Dusty purple path Camel on his way today Onto your phone case Made with watercolor, colored pencil, gel pen.

Description: Sticker version of "The Thing with Feathers" painting

Description: A pretty little peacock. He'll be your friend forever. Made with drawing ink, a dip pen, and a bamboo brush.

Description: He's watching from above. Made with colored pencil.

Description: A cute little seahorse. Awww! Made with drawing ink, a dip pen, and a bamboo brush.

Description: In high school I was completely obsessed with reptiles. I think they're some cool critters. Made with drawing ink, a dip pen, and a bamboo brush.

Description: Everybody loves Quail. They're the cutest.

Description: Woman of the Sea

Description: Aliens got here first, you know.

Description: Inspired by UFOs + the southwest

Description: A space cowgirl and her companion chase a desert thunderstorm across the plains.

Description: Traditional Alaskan Orca

Description: Third eye Christ

Description: Atropos, one of the Greek Fates, who cuts the thread of human life. She reminds us of our ancestors who came and went before us and of our mortality. "Space Cowgirls" is a study in anachronistic dreamscapes. Full of symbolic imagery, the series invites us to question where we've come from and where we are going.

Description: Crucified Christ

Description: Strange Land

Description: Pure As The Driven Snow

Description: So, what if aliens got here first? And then we went back in time to visit them?

Description: Golden Calf of American Christianity

Description: Acenso de la Escaramuza