March
9
2012
Yellow Daffodil. Mixed Medium. 11"x15". $150
Yellow Daffodil. Class demonstration Mixed Medium. 11"x15". $95
March
9
2012
Tanya's demonstration and flowers for the class.
If you are looking for Tanya on Tuesday afternoons try Tru Luv’s Restaurant on Sophia Street where she teaches a painting group.
- Harmony examining her completed painting.
The Tuesday afternoon is about playing with art. Finding you own brushstroke, experimenting with color and medium and breaking past all the things that “I can’t do”.
Class 1 focused on a mixed media technique Tanya developed using ink, artist crayons and watercolor to create a spring composition of daffodils on paper.
March
9
2012
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February
3
2012
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Art Rag Newsletter February 2012
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November
13
2011
Give the gift of art and let the art lover in your life choose thier favorite season with a gift certificate.
September
13
2011
A clip of Tanya’s art will illustrate the 2011 Virginia Garden Tour book! Tanya’s line drawing city scape will appear at the head of the Fredericksburg section of the garden tour book… look for it!
August
10
2011
Acrylic painting
The beginning of another great work by Tanya… stop by 817 Caroline Street to see how the painting in progressing…
August
4
2011
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July
6
2011
Michelle Bair and Stephnie Bornholz carry Mary Washington to her installation
Cheers to Mary with Mint Juleps and Gingerbread.
Mary Ball Washington’s portrait now hangs out side of the Virginia Deli at 101 William Street in Fredericksburg, VA. Stop by and say hello her and order a namesake sandwich for lunch! Special thanks to Linda and Allen for commissioning her.
April’s Latest- Virginia Indians Revive LanguageLesser Chief Walk 'n Crow and Latin teacher Becky Guy revive the nearly lost Algonquin dialect spoken by their great grandparents and Pocahontas. Wayne Newton and Patawomeck Chief Robert Green achieved official recognition of the Virginia tribe in 2010.Contributor: April BairPublished: Jun 07, 2011 […]
- Virginia Indians Revive Language