To see whole show please follow the link:
Chambersburs 2010 Annual Miniature Art show.
With questions about my art works e-mail me at TanyaOfOz@aol.com .
To see more of my works visit my web site:
http://www.TatianaMyersFineArt.com/
http://www.TatianaMyersFineArt.blogspot.com/
To see more of my works visit my web site:
http://www.TatianaMyersFineArt.com/
http://www.TatianaMyersFineArt.blogspot.com/
6 comments:
Well, I was certainly surprised to open up the blog this morning and see my name up there! Thanks for including my work on your post, Tatiana. I haven't been able to see the show yet -- your works look great, though! I find it a real challenge to work at that scale.
Very nice post. I'll be sure to see the show...
Thank You, Debra!
Please go and see it. Irina and I loved the show and Mary Beth did too!
Amy, You are very welcome!
I didn't go at opening reception, but we went this Wednesday to see everything and do the photoshoot. I was told that we made a very right choice, because reception was very crowded and it will be complicated to do any sort of photography. Hopefully you too can make it there and see it!
Congratulations, you two! Your works are beautiful.
I was blown away by the miniatures. There were even magnifying glasses available to look at the work. Many pieces in the show had sold stickers. The show is a must see. Great work Amy and Tatiana!
Thank You, Pat!
Thank You, Mary Beth!
I LOVE miniature shows. One of the reasons - artist can enter in ## competition all around country and shipping will cost you as much, as sending a small box by mail ($10 ?). This is it. Now, if we are talking about "full size" works, it is whole different story; spec. glass, spec. box/crate, anything, but easily affordable.
And... of course to go and see miniature show is always great opportunity to see a lot of Fine Art in the same place... And place doesn't even have to be big for it.
So - many good reasons to enter and many good reasons to go and see the show.
One more reason important in our days: just like Mary beth stated, sales are usually much higher, that on "regular" shows. Even most of paintings are not cheap by any mean they are highly collectible.
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