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First Camellia Collection
Camellias: my chosen subject matter for the very first collection I've ever done and for submission to Charleston's Piccolo Spoleto juried art show.
First Camellia Collection
Camellias: my chosen subject matter for the very first collection I've ever done and for submission to Charleston's Piccolo Spoleto juried art show.
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Two Daring Charleston Oyster Paintings: Audacio...
In these bold new paintings, I've worked to capture the raw beauty and vibrant coastal spirit of Charleston through an unexpected lens—the humble oyster. "Audacious Rose Oyster I & II"...
Two Daring Charleston Oyster Paintings: Audacio...
In these bold new paintings, I've worked to capture the raw beauty and vibrant coastal spirit of Charleston through an unexpected lens—the humble oyster. "Audacious Rose Oyster I & II"...
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Bringing Spring's Joy Indoors
In the hustle of everyday life, our homes become our sanctuaries—places where we can surround ourselves with beauty that speaks to our souls. Today, I'm excited to share two original...
Bringing Spring's Joy Indoors
In the hustle of everyday life, our homes become our sanctuaries—places where we can surround ourselves with beauty that speaks to our souls. Today, I'm excited to share two original...
Tara's current inspiration
Walking on dirt paths, across wooden bridges and along sidewalks, there is almost always something blooming around every corner in Charleston. Even the luxury of sitting on a park bench offers the privilege to observe nature. Her light, color, shapes and sounds are lush with inspiration and always leave me in absolute awe - and wishing I had a paint brush with me!
Azalea and dogwood flowers are abundant this season. Here are a few snaps from a recent trip to the mountains.