Tavartist

Description: Majestic, imposing and fearsome. These eagles cruise over our house in the mountains. They are on the look-out for lambs, rabbits, chickens and our beloved Bichon Frise/Poodle.

Description: Mother Earth needs all the help She can get - here's a great way to remind yourself and others that there is something easy and positive we can all do - LIVE SIMPLY.

Description: I really love painting these 2 cute ducklings - they're so appealing. This is taken from my original painting done in acrylic on recycled timber as seen at www.tavart.net

Description: Lioness looking to the light.

Description: I love this sentiment.

Description: This is a reproduction of Akhenaton that I painted using acrylic on slate. Akhenaten was a pharaoh of the Eighteenth dynasty of Egypt who ruled for 17 years and died around in 1336 BC. Modern interest in Akhenaten and his queen, Nefertiti, comes partly from his connection with Tutankhamun, partly from the unique style and high quality of the pictorial arts he patronized, and partly from ongoing interest in the religion he attempted to establish. I love history.

Description: I could watch Pelicans for hours - they all seem to have different expressions. Their landing and take-offs are legendary. This particular pelican is an extract of my full painting using acrylics on recycled wood which can be seen at www.tavart.net

Description: The Australian Sulphur Crested Cockatoo is the noisiest, craziest, most fun loving bird in the bush. This is taken from my painting in acrylic on recycled timber as seen at www.tavart.net

Description: This is exactly what these guys are like - brilliantly funny!

Description: My husband loves boats and requested a picture - I enjoyed painting it so much, boats are now feature in my portfolio, which can be seen at www.tavert.net

Description: Lioness looking to the light.

Description: This fantastic eagle is an extract from one of my acrylic paintings done on re-cycled hardwood. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did painting it. The original can be seen on my website www.tavart.net

Description: This Palm Cockatoo is an extract of an original of mine done using acrylics on re-cycled Australian hardwood. The Palm Cockatoo is also known as the Goliath, or Great Black Cockatoo and is native to New Guinea and far north Queensland in Australia.

Description: The Eagle represents so much to all of us. I simply love their grace, plumage and dominance. They are the coolest of all the birds. I loved painting this and was actually sorry to see it sold.

Description: This whale was spotted off the coast off Tathra, N.S.W. - This is taken from my original painting done in acrylic on recycled timber as seen at www.tavart.net

Description: This is one of the cutest animals in Australia - I've had great fun painting it. It's taken from my original painting done in acrylic on recycled timber as seen at www.tavart.net

Description: Yes, I do love ballet. This picture is taken from an original piece of artwork I did on re-cycled timber.

Description: Puffins are the cutest birds of all and they are fantastic to paint - each one seems to have its own personality. These two adorable Puffins are an extract from my acrylic on driftwood which you can see at www.tavart.net

Description: My childhood dream can be summed up in this picture. I love ballet shoes. This is taken from my original painting done in acrylic on recycled timber as seen at www.tavart.net

Description: The possum is definitely one of the cutest Australian animals there are. I loved painting this little one peeking out from his hole. As with all the images I've got on Redbubble, this possum is an extract from my original work in acrylic on recycled wood, which can be seen at www.tavart.net

Description: This is probably the most powerful painting I've ever done. I am proud of it and hope that you get as much joy from it as I did while painting it. Eagle Eyes is the first of my large format art, so it really dominates a room. Those eyes!

Description: This beautiful Rainbow Bee-Eater is an extract of an original artwork (acrylic on wood) by Yvonne Edwards. See more of her fantastic work at www.tavart.net

Description: This beautiful peacock is an extraction of a recently completed piece of art that I thoroughly enjoyed creating. It became my go to painting that, over a long time, was almost my Zen piece/peace.

Description: I love Zebras and I really enjoyed painting this beauty. I hope you love it too!

Description: This beautiful female Fairy Wren is an extract from an original acrylic on wood painted by Yvonne Edwards.

Description: This is an extract of my paintinjg..acrylic on wood magpie. We have a family of these wonderful birds that have chosen to share their lives with us. Bliss.

Description: Koala bear

Description: This beautiful magpie is taken from one of my paintings of our resident family of magpies, who come to visit every day and sing us a song.

Description: The exquisitely coloured Rainbow Lorikeet is an extract from one of Yvonne's magical works - Birds (acrylic on wood). See the original on www.tavart.net

Description: Chook is a photographic extract of one of my acrylic on wood (bird) series - my full portfolio can be seen at www.tavart.net

Description: I painted this beautifully haunting owl on slate to emphasise the incredible textures and gradations in its feathers. I loved creating it.

Description: The iconic Australian Emu is a photographic extract of one of my acrylic on wood (bird) series. My full portfolio is available for viewing at www.tavart.net

Description: This is a reproduction of my painting of Lucy the Labrador - one of the best friends I´ve ever had. That look of love was always in her eyes.

Description: The Puffin is one of the most photogenic birds in nature, so I couldn't resist. This is a photographic extract of one of my acrylic on wood (bird) series - my full portfolio can be seen at www.tavart.net

Description: Kingfishers are one of the most popular birds I paint and I can see why - particularly with this one. The colours are extraordinary. I love it.

Description: These 2 magpies visit us every day and sing us a song. They are great mimics, so sometimes we’re treated to the sound of horses neighing and maybe it’ll be children playing ( there’s a pony club across the road and a primary school in the village). No wonder they were voted number one.