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Desert Dada Catalog 2022

Greeting cards and prints from artist Carolyn Schmitz

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DESERT DADA<br />

CATALOG <strong>2022</strong><br />

GREETING CARDS & PRINTS<br />

from original paintings by<br />

CAROLYN SCHMITZ


A display of<br />

<strong>Desert</strong> <strong>Dada</strong><br />

cards is like<br />

having a small<br />

art gallery in<br />

your store.


All cards are blank inside.<br />

The back of each card<br />

features a story about<br />

“The Wild Hat Contest”<br />

that lists the names of the<br />

plants and wildlife in the<br />

paintings.<br />

Accidental Hat<br />

Or was it the ravens’ doing? On one<br />

such spring day, a baby javelina rested<br />

in the shade of a blooming cactus amid<br />

a tangle of wildflowers — blackfoot<br />

daisies, desert trumpets, chinchweed,<br />

Mojave aster, angel trumpets, and<br />

globemallow. He was spied by a raven<br />

making his rounds of social calls.<br />

“How odd,” thought the bird. “He’s<br />

wearing a cactus pad for a hat.” It<br />

wasn’t long before the gossipy bird<br />

had broadcast what he’d just seen to<br />

everyone in the territory.<br />

Click here and follow the<br />

Coyote to the order page<br />

Coyote in the Garden<br />

DD-001<br />

Datura Moon Hat<br />

DD-002<br />

Bobcat Afternoon<br />

DD-003<br />

Kit Fox in Coral<br />

DD-004<br />

Hot Pink<br />

DD-005


Cougar in Red<br />

DD-006<br />

Jackrabbit Fantastic Hat<br />

DD-007<br />

Glorious Forest Hat<br />

DD-008<br />

Fluffy Ensemble<br />

DD-009<br />

Parasol<br />

DD-010<br />

Spiny Sun Hat<br />

DD-011<br />

The Invitation<br />

DD-012<br />

<strong>Desert</strong> Odd Couple<br />

DD-013<br />

Accidental Hat<br />

DD-014


Ladybug Pillbox<br />

DD-015<br />

Sonoran Beauty<br />

DD-016<br />

Almost Hidden<br />

DD-017<br />

Raccoon Evening<br />

DD-018<br />

The Hat Maker<br />

DD-019<br />

Death Valley Beauty<br />

DD-029<br />

The Blue Button<br />

DD-030<br />

The Dressers<br />

DD-031<br />

Dewdrop’s Ensemble<br />

DD-032


The Wedding Bower<br />

DD-033<br />

Queen of the Night II<br />

DD-034<br />

The Birdwatcher<br />

DD-035<br />

Barbeara’s Art Deco Hat<br />

DD-036<br />

The Belly Dancer<br />

DD-037<br />

The Raven’s Friend<br />

DD-038<br />

<strong>Desert</strong> Stars<br />

DD-039<br />

Mojave Dress Up<br />

DD-040<br />

Lady Impala<br />

DD-041


Sunny<br />

DD-042<br />

The Good Badger<br />

DD-043<br />

Little Big Eyes<br />

DD-044<br />

Forest Ruff<br />

DD-045<br />

The Squirrel’s Dream<br />

DD-047<br />

Fox in Plumes<br />

DD-048<br />

<strong>Desert</strong> Recliners<br />

DD-049<br />

Lucky Boy<br />

DD-050<br />

The Collector<br />

DD-051


River Runners<br />

DD-054<br />

Littlehorns<br />

DD-052<br />

Little Green Purse<br />

DD-053<br />

Ajo Lily<br />

DD-055<br />

Javelina General<br />

DD-056<br />

Amber Eyed Bride<br />

DD-057<br />

Foxes Dreaming of the<br />

Vanishing Bluestar<br />

DD-058<br />

Forest Rain<br />

DD-059<br />

Forest Gown<br />

DD-027


Agave Spikes<br />

DD-020<br />

Agave Country<br />

DD-021<br />

Huntington Gardens<br />

DD-022<br />

Mexican Pinks<br />

DD-023<br />

Sunset Wedgies<br />

DD-024<br />

Sea of Cortez<br />

DD-025<br />

Snakeskin Dress<br />

DD-028<br />

San Marino Spikes<br />

DD-026<br />

San Raphael Spikes<br />

DD-046


“The Wild Hat”<br />

A Fable of Fashion Intrigue in the <strong>Desert</strong><br />

This 102-page, 9 1/2 x 11 coffee table hardcover<br />

book features forty-five reproductions from<br />

the Wild Hat Series.<br />

Strange things happen in the desert when<br />

predator and prey converge to see who<br />

wore it best!<br />

A whimsical tale that immerses the reader in a fanciful<br />

landscape where wildlife, plants and humans move<br />

freely across their imaginary boundaries.


Digital Prints<br />

Many of Carolyn Schmitz’s paintings are<br />

available as high quality digital prints.<br />

Prints are available in wholesale quantities only<br />

(5+). Prints come unmatted with a 1” white<br />

border.<br />

Prints are 8x10 or 11x14. Square formats are<br />

10x10 or 14x14.<br />

Canvas Giclee Prints<br />

Canvas prints are “gallery wrapped” over 1.5”<br />

deep wooden stretchers with painted sides and<br />

are wired for hanging unframed, or ready for<br />

framing.<br />

Choose from any of the greeting card collection<br />

or check the website for many more paintings<br />

available as canvas prints.<br />

Available in 8x10 or 11x14. Larger sizes may be<br />

available for certain images.


About the Artist<br />

Carolyn Schmitz<br />

Born in Kansas City, Missouri, Carolyn<br />

moved with her family to the mountains<br />

outside of Prescott, Arizona in 1952.<br />

Drawing and painting from an early age,<br />

Carolyn initially completed foundation<br />

courses at the Kansas City Art Institute<br />

before receiving a BFA in graphic<br />

design from Arizona State University.<br />

For nearly 30 years she lived in the<br />

raw desert near Phoenix, freelancing<br />

as an illustrator and muralist berfore<br />

returning to her forest home.<br />

Carolyn’s small, whimsical portraits<br />

of the wildlife of the American West<br />

focus on intricate botanical detail. Her<br />

line of greeting cards, <strong>Desert</strong> <strong>Dada</strong>,<br />

has brought the subtle beauties of this<br />

arid land to people around the world,<br />

inspiring them to open their eyes to yet<br />

more treasures that await discovery in<br />

their own local habitats.<br />

<strong>Desert</strong> <strong>Dada</strong><br />

PO Box 1743 . Prescott . AZ . 86302<br />

desertdada@gmail.com www.desertdada.com<br />

818.308.4232

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