In her own words:
Arabian horses don’t move, they dance. They are poetic. I love their eloquence, their fire and faithfulness, their devotion and intelligence. Their history lends itself to many expressions. They are so versatile. They are the perfect breed for equine art. I have owned my purebred gelding for 25 of his 26 years.

I remember as a child, I would draw only horses, even though my mother tried to persuade me to try other subjects. After doing a portrait of a friend’s purebred Arabian stallion, my career took off, and it has taken me on a fabulous journey around the world. I’ve had regular exhibits in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane, and places in between.

I prefer to work in pastels, because it gives me the soft emotive…I love the hues, and the way it blends, and that they can be applied to achieve many effects. My best known works are ‘Timeout’ and ‘In the Night.’ ‘Timeout’ captures a moment in time, when a mare rests between classes, her rider still mounted, before the championship ride. I donated ‘In the Night,’ a study of a mare calling to someone or something, to last year’s art auction. The warm response was unforgettable.

It’s an awesome feeling, to have my work appreciated by The Pyramid Society. Donating to the Egyptian Event is one of the most exhilarating experiences of my life. I am excited to be a part of it.

Three words to describe my art? Alive, emotive, personable. Visit Tara on the web at www.tarabrown.com.au.

From the April 2005 Pyramid Report - Article by Honi Roberts

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