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Hey, this is Tai again!
Check out my Echoing Seasons Studio Photography page at: http://echoingseasonsstudio.shutterfly.com/
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This website is mostly just so I have somewhere to display my artwork...if anyone likes to look at it - go right ahead! ;)
Visit the other pages on this site: Photos, and Photoshop Fun - for more looks into my work.
If you are interested in any of my art and/or have questions about it - feel free to contact me!
~Tai Polczynski
This picture was painted in September 2007 for Becca. \\//
The next 5 pictures are ones I painted as gifts for my fellow '07 graduate friends from our church. I asked God for specific scriptures for each of them, and then painted a picture to go with it.
This one was for Alex, a 2007 graduate. (His sister was my "model" for the hands...which I messed up a bit on...but that's ok.) \\//
This painting was for Charles, whom is also a 2007 graduate. It was fun to do, and I like the little pond. \\//
This painting was a re-make of one I did for my friend Melanie ('07 grad) that I felt was too plain...plus I messed up the verse on it. \\//
This was the painting I did for Drew - also a graduate of 2007! \\//
This is the painting I gave to my friend Ashlynne for her graduation gift...except that the text is computerized here, and it is not the verses I actually put on there (I think the actual one was Psalm 121). I could have done more to add depth to the trees, I think. However, it was fun to do, and that's the best part! (Finished May 23, 2007) \\//
This painting I did December 13, 2006 for our Christmas party. I am going to give it away. \\//
This was my first ever full sized watercolor painting. It's not a jewel as far as skill goes (the sail is even going the wrong direction...), but I know the message in it was inspired by God. \\//
This page was done on October 31...it was 75 degrees outside - so I took advantage of that and went into the woods to sketch and paint. \\//
This second page was mostly done in a field...not the chipmunk though! \\//
Check out my Echoing Seasons Studio Photography page at: http://echoingseasonsstudio.shutterfly.com/
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This website is mostly just so I have somewhere to display my artwork...if anyone likes to look at it - go right ahead! ;)
Visit the other pages on this site: Photos, and Photoshop Fun - for more looks into my work.
If you are interested in any of my art and/or have questions about it - feel free to contact me!
~Tai Polczynski
This picture was painted in September 2007 for Becca. \\//
The next 5 pictures are ones I painted as gifts for my fellow '07 graduate friends from our church. I asked God for specific scriptures for each of them, and then painted a picture to go with it.
This one was for Alex, a 2007 graduate. (His sister was my "model" for the hands...which I messed up a bit on...but that's ok.) \\//
This painting was for Charles, whom is also a 2007 graduate. It was fun to do, and I like the little pond. \\//
This painting was a re-make of one I did for my friend Melanie ('07 grad) that I felt was too plain...plus I messed up the verse on it. \\//
This was the painting I did for Drew - also a graduate of 2007! \\//
This is the painting I gave to my friend Ashlynne for her graduation gift...except that the text is computerized here, and it is not the verses I actually put on there (I think the actual one was Psalm 121). I could have done more to add depth to the trees, I think. However, it was fun to do, and that's the best part! (Finished May 23, 2007) \\//
This painting I did December 13, 2006 for our Christmas party. I am going to give it away. \\//
This was my first ever full sized watercolor painting. It's not a jewel as far as skill goes (the sail is even going the wrong direction...), but I know the message in it was inspired by God. \\//
This page was done on October 31...it was 75 degrees outside - so I took advantage of that and went into the woods to sketch and paint. \\//
This second page was mostly done in a field...not the chipmunk though! \\//
