Posts Tagged ‘historical landmark’
Outside the Bubble
It’s amazing how attempting even the smallest new thing when more or less “set in your ways” can send one into a sea of uncomfortable unbalance. For example: -Going to a party and meeting new people. -Drawing/writing with the non-dominant hand. -Teaching someone something. -Trying to paint outside in public. -Doing a cartwheel. -Learning to…
Read MoreDallas in Cowboy Blue – Watercolor & Pencil
Dallas Heritage Village – Main Street in 1905
Dallas Heritage Village- Main Street in 1905 – Dallas, Texas – Watercolor Presented to DHV in gratitude for their work preserving Dallas history.
Read MoreThe Vecere’s Historic Ranch-Style Home – Dallas, TX -Watercolor commission
Chuck & Emily Vecere’s Historic Ranch-Style Home- Dallas, Texas. Watercolor Chuck: “Tauma exceeded our expectations of making our vision come to life in her rendering of our home and family. She listened to what we wanted, took photos of our home, and provided several sketches before moving on to her final draft. She also brought…
Read MoreOld Red Courthouse in 1832 – Dallas, TX – Watercolor Commission
Old Red County Courthouse in 1892 – Dallas, Texas. Watercolor & pencil “Commissioned for Terrell with love from Jim, to honor her dedication to the Old Red Museum.” “When my wife gave me my dream bicycle for my birthday, I knew the pressure was on to give her a gift that was as thoughtful and…
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