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Please see my latest work: Painted Drawer Pulls in three different patterns and two different sizes.
Visit the Press Reviews section to read the recent Hallmark Magazine review which has been reproduced here by permission.
The Hallmark article appears in the September/October edition of Hallmark magazine in their Things We make section.
Tiffani Taylor is a native of Ogden, Utah. She was taught to seek and appreciate the beauty of nature at an early age by her mom and grandparents. From as early on as she can recall Taylor knew she wanted to be an artist and paint everyday of her life. She fulfilled her dream, attending the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) for her bachelor degree in Painting (2002), graduating Valedictorian, and earning a master degree in Art History (2003.) Her work is shown in galleries internationally and is currently in the collections of Vogue Editor-in-Large Andre Leon Talley, SCAD President Paula Wallace, Oprah Winfrey, Savannah Memorial Hospital and celebrated designer Diane von Furstenberg.
Taylor's paintings and pottery are created from memories of being in nature and remembrances of travel, especially to Paris and Italy. Themes of spirituality, freedom, gratitude and beauty pervade her work. The splattering of paint and expressionistic brush strokes evoke the immediacy of the moment she is remembering and describing on canvas. Taylor's stream-of-conscious poetry is used as both a compositional device and an outlet for the overwhelming emotion felt at moments of such beauty: sketching the dancing red poppies while growing up in Utah; studying the red cardinals outside her window at home in Savannah; after viewing the Sistine Chapel; and stumbling upon exploding colorful flower markets in Rome.
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Thank you.
Tiffani
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