4"x6" Watercolor ~ SOLD
Musically Inclined
original musical motif watercolor: 13 1/2"w x 10 1/2"h
Going Solo
The piano stands alone
Neither lost nor forlorn
Just a confident fellow
Black and white outside
Inside, mellow.
Its song is melodious
With high notes that soar
But can be quite odious
When notes don’t sound sure
One thing is certain
With a rising stage curtain
The piano likes to play
The solos he’s given
In a most excellent way!
BB'10
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"Crimson and Gold" by Tatiana Myers
"Somewhere in Florida" by Tatiana Myers
4 x 6" Pastel on Ampersand pastel board.
This miniature pastel painting was exhibited on MASF 2010 (biggest International Show of miniature art in the World).
I was lucky to have 3 of my pastel paintings juried into that show. Two of them are local PA landscapes and last one this seascape what I painted from photos we took last summer during our trip to Central FL. I really enjoyed working on this small painting it is brining back many good memories.
With questions about paintings e-mail me at TanyaOfOz@aol.com .
To see more of my works visit my web site:
http://www.TatianaMyersFineArt.com/
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Lobsterman Lairs
original maritime watercolor impressionism: 14"w x 11"h
Lobsterman Lairs
Line Sandy Bay Cove
Quaint little shacks
Where lobstermen store their wares
Buoys, nets, ropes
And traps are stacked there
It’s a place you should know
And if you do go
Let me show you around
‘Cause I love Cape Ann’s coastal towns...
I was over at my oldest daughter's house yesterday. She has four beautiful living children, and since I began my art career as a portrait artist, one of the things I've done is to sketch each of them from life, within a month after each was born. The two older children, now 6 and 8, have had their sketches matted and framed for quite a while now. The two younger ones -- seen above, Ella and Daniel, now 4 and 2 -- had their sketches hastily slipped into a scrapbook until there was a little more time, in both of our schedules, for framing. While I was visiting yesterday, my daughter mentioned that she had just come across these two sketches and wondered if I might have time to frame them so she could hang them with the other two. Before I got involved in the framing process, I thought I'd share them with you.
5"x5" Watercolor ~ SOLD
Lobsterman Lairs
original maritime watercolor impressionism: 13 1/2"w x 10 1/2"h
All In The Family
Floats, traps
Lobsterman shacks
Ropes, tacks
Fishing knick-knacks
Boots, slickers
Lobsterman knickers
There’s even a place
For trusty duct tape
And WD 40
They’ve got it, surely
All this and more
Behind windows and doors
Filling crannies and nooks
There’s gotta be books
Of maritime knots
In case they forgot
The instructions they got
From Pop and Grandpop
So remember this stuff
When you’re all in a huff
As you pay lots of bucks
For that Lobster you bought
At the boat dock’s Co-op!
BB'10
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blog: http://watercolorsbybertiebrown.blogspot.com
Soft Pastel on Sennelier LaCarte paper 9 X 12
acrylic on canvas
Poppy Pizzicato
original impressionistic floral watercolor: 7"w x 11"h
Little Red Haired Girls
All our little red haired girls
Sporting layers of orange-red curls
Are prancy and dancy
And especially fancy
In the merry month of May
As they celebrate each day
‘Cause that’s the time of year
They spread their good cheer
And wish everyone summer sun-days
With beach, pool, and park fun-days!
BB'10
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I found this painting that my granddaughter did when she was 3 or 4 years old. We painted together then. I loved this painting, because she 1.] kept her colors clean-most children overlap too many colors and they become muddy 2.] such a great composition- can be viewed in any way--accidental of course 3.] what great movement and abandon--inherent in a young, inhibition-free child.-WM.jpg)
Com-posers
original impressionistic watercolor floral: 8 1/2"w x 11"h
Plein Air Posers
Sophie and I
Are painting plein air
Under bright sunny skies
On a day so fair
Our sunflowers primp and preen
While we apply the sunscreen
Then get right to work
As we quench our paper’s thirst
With lots of water, that’s our technic
‘Cause happy accidents are what we seek!
Bleeding colors, water marks
Lights contrasting with darkest darks...
Working quickly, we’re in a hurry
(We try not to worry
Will this be a keeper
Or one we will bury?)
Well, Sophie girl
What do you think
She nodded and smiled
And gave me a wink!
BB’10
