Deborah Velasquez was born in Brooklyn original but now lives in New England where she enjoys her creative life in the wooded hills with her husband and two sons. Her work has appeared in museums and galleries across the country. Deborah is an award-winning artist who gets inspiration from her critics and also from the feedback she receives from her clients and viewers. Much of her work is influenced by her childhood and by the places she has visited. She produces her art on high quality materials which means they can be used for decorative purposes for a very long time. Many institutions and students flock at her studio almost on daily basis to take a look at her collection. Many also purchase the framed Deborah Velasquez art to hang in their institutions or homes. They like the framed art because come ready to hang with all the necessary accessories. Things that make her happy include Patterns in nature, Designs from 50s, 60s and 70s, Sharpies, Martha’s Vineyard, her family, Large white button down shirts, her art apron, Chairs, Oil Sticks, Gouache, Fabric, Ink, Acrylic, Vintage children’s books, Calder, Klee, Lucienne Day, Miró, Vera, Maija Isola, Nina Simone, to name just a few. She uses art as a means through which communicates her feelings about her subjects to her viewers. Her art is found in many collections around the world. They are highly priced by many discriminating collectors who treasure them for their great demand. Deborah’s art inspires both upcoming and established artists.