By
Tamara Gonda
Piece description from the artist
The large watercolor painting depicts a large birch tree with blue and orange leaves. The tree is in the foreground of the painting, and the background is a lush forest. The birch tree is tall and slender, with its branches reaching up to the sky. The bark of the tree is a light gray, and it is covered in small, white flecks. The leaves of the tree are a beautiful shade of blue, and they are tinged with orange in the fall. The leaves are arranged in clusters, and they flutter in the wind. The painting is full of light and color, and it captures the beauty of autumn in the forest.
Tamara Gonda is an American artist whose paintings have been inspired greatly by her love of National Parks. Her inspirations range from the mountains of the Pacific Northwest, the Rockies, and the canyons native to the South West, all the way to the American Aspen of Acadia National Park in Maine. Like her inspirations – her paintings can be found in various galleries throughout the country. Other inspirations for Tamara come from her travels throughout Europe and their infamous museums.
Originally an abstract artist studying at Virginia Commonweath University and continuing her education with a MFA from Cornell, Tamara has blended her love of nature with her talents in contemporary art. She works to merge her love of color, transparency, and layering in each of her paintings. This layering technique is what makes Tamara’s art so unique. The concept stems from her earlier abstract days and has now carried over into her watercolors.
At any moment you would be able to find Tamara hiking among the local birch trees, kayaking with her husband, or out exploring with her dog.
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