Pati Deuter
Watercolors and Embossings
            
 
              
 
                                          
           
 
 
 

Pati Deuter  grew up in Los Alamos, New Mexico which is just above Santa Fe. The spirit of the Southwest is reflected in her works. Pati owned and operated a gallery in Mesilla New Mexico and another in Cedaredge Colorado. She moved to Ree Heights South Dakota with her husband Jim in 1997, where they both maintain working studios. Pati defines her watercolors as visionary art . She uses a combination of cubism and realism to create a unique style. She says “I have a whimsical disregard for what is expected and strive to surprise myself and the viewer with original ideas."
 

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Pati has also been creating embossings for over 25 years. Embossings are created by first making an impression on a metal plate with acid reduction. Tools are used to file and refine the plates to get the detail. After the plate is made she moves to her etching press where she covers the plate with wet arches 140 pound paper and runs them through the press. The paper is embedded into the plate. Each embossing is hand pulled and then hand colored individually with vibrant watercolors. Her work has evolved over the past few years as she has started beading into the paper and adds a variety of brass sequins, porcupoine quills and a number of interesting details with hand designed papers.

 

 

                                              All artwork is copyrighted 2007©

 

   

                                                                       

 

 

 

                                                                

 

 

 

                                                   

 

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