Darla Dolph holds degrees in Graphic Design, Business Administration and Higher Education. Through her education, she has incorporated various expressions of art into her life such as graphic design print work, digital art painting and now mosaics. Ms. Dolph is a member of the Colorado Mosaic Artists group, and formerly served on their Board of Directors. In 2014, her conceptual design for a wall mural was selected for the group’s annual pro bono project. Collaborating with several artists to bring the art piece to life, the work is now permanently installed in the Children's Hospital in Aurora. 

“Rosie”. In the spirit of the “Day of the Dead” holiday (Dia de los Muertos), this mask is meant to represent a festive, joyous time of celebration when remembering and honoring those who have passed. Mask was created using porcelain roses, and a variety of glass vitreous tiles and millifiori.