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In my first art exhibition in London. I was asked to donate an illustration for a fund raising auction. Amazing experience! 

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Welcome!   I'm Rosa Brown.

A little bit about myself.....
My origins come from a  culture that is full of colour and beautiful imagery. Now that I am living in the UK, I am inspired to create art which not only draws upon my Mexican heritage but also the beauty and history of the UK.

I was very fortunate when I moved to the UK , my husband was so supportive and persuasive about going back to university that I had the opportunity to do it.

I studied Visual Comunication at BCU in Birmingham and thanks to all my amazing teachers I learned so much that I don't have words to express my gratitude.  I know now how to tell stories and follow a brief to create, design and illustrate stories for  books etc. It took me awhile to develop my own style, but now I can say that  I have found it.  My style is very bright, colourful and can be maximalist which I think has been influenced by my Mexican roots.

 I also love experimenting with materials and working with  textures and cut out paper. Other aspects of art creation I really enjoy is making patterns some of which have been used for wall coverings and textiles.

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Where I'm located?

I'm located in the Midlands, UK.

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Why "Flontiere"?

Flontiere originates from a term of endearment  in Spanish which my husband adopted for me after we got married. I thought it was original and creative so I decided to use it as the name for my trading name.

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Willow Special Days for Seriously Ill Young Adults.

During the Exhibition my husband and one of  the organisers (Bob Wilson- former  Arsenal goalie ) of the charity Willow showed my small contribution for the charity auction.

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My Studio

The place where I love and enjoy working, creating, designing, inventing and very often looking very busy and untidy.

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