4 x 6 ", Pastels on Wallis by Tatiana Myers.
One of my miniatures accepted into Chambersburg 2010.
This month is busy with art shows, dog shows and gallery exchanges... Therefore I'm not posting a lot. My latest news are: two more of my miniature paintings were accepted at one more juried show of miniature art. This time it is 26-th Annual exhibition of Council for the Arts, Chambersburg, PA.
It this year's show: more then 100 artists from all over United States and around 200 of exiting little paintings.
Opening reception: Friday, November 5, from 4 to 7 PM.
Show dates:
November 5 - January 8.
With questions about my art work e-mail me at TanyaOfOz@aol.com .
8 comments:
It is always an inspiration to read about your accomplishments. Hope to get a chance to see this one in person.
A little jewel!
Wow! Great piece of artwork! Love the colors and the simplicity of it! That is really the trick sometimes, knowing what not to add. I really really love the colors in this. Love those trees against that sky. So peaceful, rich and beautiful. Your horizon line has such a gentle curve to it balancing with the lines of the field. Such an excellent piece!
Thank You, Mary Beth!
I was pretty sure you did see it... but I guess I'm wrong. the same very work was this winter at show in FL (what is the biggest International show for miniatures). No it will be in Chambersburg for a while.
Thank You, Cecilia!
Thank You, Michael!
I think, Michael, you will like the story behind of this art work... My husband and I belong to the hunting/shooting club in Middletown, PA. This is a view of the field right across from the Club. We went there last summer and I loved that peaceful sunset so much, that took a picture with my phone (no good picture, trust me, just enough to remember). Then I came home and painted it. One of the few paintings I even did from my cellphone reference photos.
Gorgeous little painting Tatiana! I too love the rich coloring. Congratualtions on getting into the show!!
Thank You, Julie!
A tiny, exquisite gem, Tatiana.
Thank You, Claire!
I always loved to work small. Suits me well and definitely it is in my comfort zone.
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