Lowell, Arizona 2019
- Anne Moats
- Feb 8, 2022
- 1 min read
This is my latest quilt. Lowell, Arizona, is a neighborhood in my town of Bisbee, Arizona. It is a surprising pocket of crumbling buildings that are a snapshot of our American past. Although the image looks old, it is a scene from 2019.
This photo is by Stacie Moats. It is 31 inches high x 43 inches wide. I used raw-edge applique and Derwent inktense for shading. It is part of the 4 Common Corners' exhibition of "The Way We Were".
I have been looking into translation options in Arizona for academic and immigration paperwork recently. The state has a diverse population and a lot of international business which creates a steady demand for these services from Phoenix to Tucson. Many people seem to rely on online agencies rather than local offices to handle their documents. If you want to check their specific coverage you can look at https://www.rapidtranslate.org/locations/arizona to see how they manage the process. From what I gathered they handle certified translations for corporate and legal needs completely online. The system handles secure document uploads so there is no need for in person appointments in cities like Mesa or Scottsdale. It seems like a standard rational approach for managing translations…