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No, she's not a diva, but she's been there and done that a few times over. Mellowed with gentle age, she's still soft, curvy, bright and sensual. Inside, burns the fuel of decades of listening, losing and loving ... This is how wisdom is created. She doesn't have time for stress induced by others, or their foolish, shallow games. She's dancing through the rest of her years, gathering more fruit, riches and subjects from her universe.

This is a beautiful mature, African American woman, with rich, chestnut colored skin, golden eyes and her treasured locs she has cultivated for many years. Dressed in a simple, yet seductive pink dress, on an afghan that she, herself crocheted. She is waiting - for that next challenge ... Bring It!

This is a beautiful drawing done with colored markers on 9" x 12" acrylic paper. It is a one-of-a-kind original, signed by me. I am certain she will be magnificent hanging on your favorite wall among your collection of ethnic folk art.

Born in Jamaica, NY, Stacey Torres is a Folk/Fauvist artist and writer living in the Midwest. Inspired by her Caribbean heritage, her primary focus are female portraits and lush garden landscapes, painted with an abundance of brilliant color using watercolor, oil pastels, acrylics and other mix media. A self-taught artist, Ms. Torres’ love of art began in early childhood. In the summer of 2014, she began to paint after a 45-year hiatus when her mother was dying from Alzheimer’s. This became her therapy, and being a prolific artist, her journey began. Ms. Torres’ art has been exhibited throughout the United States and is curated in private collections globally. Her work has also been licensed to the TV show, Criminal Minds (Season...