Tamara Jare’s contemporary self-portrait in oil on canvas features a bold and vibrant composition. The artist is depicted holding a smartphone, with her gaze directed outward, engaging the viewer. The background is a dynamic mix of bright colors, with shades of orange, red, blue, and green creating an abstract setting. The figure is surrounded by yellow brushstrokes, symbolizing flowers and light, which blend into the bright yellow and orange tones of her skin. The painting combines expressive brushwork and a vivid color palette, reflecting the artist’s unique style and modern approach to portraiture. Selfie with a Vase of Yellow Flowers, self portrait, oil on canvas, 2024
Selfie with Yellow Flowers, 2024, oil on canvas painting
Tamara Jare art featured at The Artful Review blog, have a read: ” Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art, two revolutionary movements in the history of art, emerged in response to the rigid academic conventions of the 19th century. Both movements shared a departure from traditional artistic norms, opting instead to explore new avenues of expression through the innovative use of color, light, and technique. Impressionist artists, such as Claude Monet and Edgar Degas, sought to capture the fleeting effects of light and atmosphere in their paintings…..VISIT THE ARTFUL REVIEW TO READ MORE 🙂
Bloggers make the best friends, writes my dear blogging friend Michelle, author of the blog From The Pink Shed. I can only agree and invite you to try it out for yourself, too. But before you start, and for some encouragement, see what my dear blogging friend has to say. Please note, I’ve started my first blog ”My Botanical Garden”, mentioned in the text, quiet some years ago. In the meantime I’ve realised I would love to write a blog dedicated solely to contemporary art, mainly to painting and my art. So I’ve started Tamara Jare Blog on this page.
But now, please, read some lines about bloggers from Michelle’s new post and make sure to visit her blog for the complete post 😉
Michelle writes: ”I made the decision to start my blog after reading Joy Cho’s book, Blog Inc., on vacation over three years ago. One of the many things the author promised I’d discover as a blogger was a thriving, creative, supportive community. The thought of that warmed my heart.
I have been blessed to find many friends in the blogosphere.My first friend,Tamara Jare of My Botanical Garden, visited my site when it was only two days old and became one of my first subscribers and a loyal reader.
But, beyond that, we became pen pals. I’ve never met Tamara, but I’m sure I’d recognize her if she came walking into my living room right now. We’d hug and I’d ask her to sit down in my incredibly comfy velvet club chair while I poured her a glass of champagne. And, then you’d know what would happen? We’d talk for hours.”………….read more here 🙂
Thank you Michelle, I am sure one day we’ll have that glass of champagne!
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