"European Otter", ACEO.

"European Otter", ACEO, 2,5 x 3,5"

Acrylics on Encausticbord.

Latest Artist- Trading -Card - sized painting.

Acrylics on miniature panel.

Currently available at DPW auction.

ACEO horses.

"Morgan Mare", Sennelier Egg Tempera and Ink.

Our of my personal collection, now up for bid on e-bay.

 "Eyes of Arabian"  , Acrylic.

Another piece out of my personal collection, had it for several years,

now up for bid on e-bay.

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Playing with acrylics.

 "Hay field study", 8 x 10" Acrylic.

e-bay auction link.

"Poppy Field Study", 8 x 10" Acrylic.

e-bay auction link.

Last few days did some of those colorful uncomplicated paintings.

Very limited palette, what gives a good reason to play with some color mixing.

Both works are available on e-bay auctions. Will make a nice gift.

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"Garden Dweller", ACEO, ATC.

"Garden Dweller", ACEO

3,5 x 2,5", Acrylic on Encausticbord.

ACEO stands for Art Card Originals and Editions.

This small painting is done on museum-quality panel Encausticbord by Ampersand.

Art-grade Acrylic paint. Those little original paintings are highly collectible

and for the limited time I'll be offering another run of those original miniatures on e-bay.

Great for gift-giving and for Your personal collection. Hand-painted, one of a kind.

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"Majesty". Oil Pastel on Canvas Board. Finished!

"Majesty".

12 x 16"  Oil  Pastel on canvas board

I was very not happy with my Oil pastels and this board, because of length of drying time and not enough adhesion to support... But I finished it, let it plenty of time to dry and put 3 coats of Golden varnish on it. I think experiment with varnish was very successful. So after all it was not totally wasted time and art supply. I will do another one on canvas only this time will put another primer over regular gesso. Hopefully it will make my work more easy and enjoyable. 

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"Water Lily" by Tatiana Myers. Oil Pastel.

"Water Lily" by Tatiana Myers. Oil Pastel.
16 x 20" Masonite.

Finished and ready to be framed!

If you are interested to learn more about Oil pastel, visit Oil Pastel Society web site:
www.OilPastelSociety.com

With questions about this paintings e-mail me at TanyaOfOz@aol.com .

To see more of my works visit my web site:
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"water Lilly" Oil Pastel WIP. Update #5.

"Water Lily" by Tatiana Myers.
Oil Pastel on Masonite. 16 x 20"

I'm practically done with first layer of pastel. Now I'm facing all small nuances of painting. It is getting very interesting and very complicated. I need all the creativity and all the patience. The question would be: "Do I have enough of it ?.."

If you are interested to learn more about Oil pastel, visit Oil Pastel Society web site: http://www.oilpastelsociety.com/

With questions about this paintings e-mail me at TanyaOfOz@aol.com .

To see more of my works visit my web site:

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"Water Lily" Oil Pastel. Update #4.

"Water Lily" by Tatiana Myers.
Oil Pastel on Masonite. 16 x 20"

Worked some more on my painting - mostly on greens. I like it much better now. I starting look how I want it to look like. Still - I have a problem with that very first leaves I tried to paint over acrylics... Will have to think about it.

If you are interested to learn more about Oil pastel, visit Oil Pastel Society web site: http://www.oilpastelsociety.com/

With questions about this paintings e-mail me at TanyaOfOz@aol.com .

To see more of my works visit my web site:

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"Water Lily" Oil pastel. Update #3.

"Water Lily" by Tatiana Myers.

Oil Pastel.16 x 20" Masonite.

Tonight I did a big mistake, that looks to me worked to my advantage... I took the wrong solvent for my Oil Pastels... Results are beautiful and I think I will be able to make all that fine lines just fine!... Right mistake at the right time!... For once.

If you are interested to learn more about Oil pastel, visit Oil Pastel Society web site: http://www.oilpastelsociety.com/

With questions about this paintings e-mail me at TanyaOfOz@aol.com .

To see more of my works visit my web site:

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"Water Lily" Oil Pastel. WIP. Update #2.

"Water Lily" by Tatiana Myers.

Oil Pastel.16 x 20" Masonite.

I'm mostly finished with petals and starting cover my background. Partially I'm using Neocolor-II Wax Pastel form Caran D'Ache for my underpainting on this stage... Fast and easy.
At the same time I'm trying (once again!) to figure out my framing option none of such I like. Oh, well, will find something what will work, I still have time. After all I don't have this size of glass either.

If you are interested to learn more about Oil pastel, visit Oil Pastel Society web site: http://www.oilpastelsociety.com/

With questions about this 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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"Water Lily" Oil Pastel WIP. Update #1.

"Water Lily" by Tatiana Myers. Oil Pastel.
16 x 20" Masonite.

Next update on my water lily. I'm mostly working on the central part of the flower right now and some petals around. It looks OK, but I do have some problems with greens. I wish it would dry for me better. I think if I would go with Ampersand Pastel board, it would take excess of oils in and make my work easier... but I didn't. Will have to deal with what I have.

If you are interested to learn more about Oil pastel, visit Oil Pastel Society web site:
www.OilPastelSociety.com

With questions about this 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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Water Lily #1 By Tatiana Myers. WIP.

"Water Lily" by Tatiana Myers. Oil Pastel.

16 x 20"Guessoed Masonite.

This painting will be one more work in my new floral; series of Oil pastel paintings. I'm trying new materials and techniques, learning something new every day...My next work, how you can see is a water lilies. It is biggest Oil pastel I have ever done, I'm very curious how this will work out. This time I'm working on gessoed masonite. I'm not very impressed with this support, and naturally had to put another layer of sanded ground on it, before starting this painting. Probably next time I'll go back to Ampersand hardboard or pastel board. Yes, it is more expensive, but quality is way superior to regular masonit. I tried some acrylic underpainting on this painting (also - first time). I did not like it. Too rough for my technique, but I will leave it this time how it is... probably next time will go back to gouache and gouache only. Works much better for me.

So here it is, little bit of gouache, some acrylics and Holbein Oil Pastels.

If you are interested to learn more about Oil pastel, visit Oil Pastel Society web site:
www.OilPastelSociety.com

With questions about this 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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First Acrylics with knife.

 "Valley of Fish", 8x10", Canvas Panel, Acrylics.

This evening I did something totally "not me" like. I needed to work on my Oil Pastel, but it was too much commotion, I couldn't even concentrate at all... So I took old canvas panel (that thing was sitting around for years) and 6 pack of acrylics, what came with my table easel and also would otherwise sit around forever... And a palette knife what I'm using for mixing up my tempera paint. Here is results of it... I see there mountains and Valley full of wild flowers... husband sees the ocean and school of red fish here... :-)