Excellent news! Private art collector from Miami Florida flew to Colorado to visit my mountain studio. We had a wonderful visit! Now I am shipping a group of large scale fiberglass panels to Miami! Their new home and front entrance is full of natural light. It’s the perfect space to highlight the beauty of the artworks. I am excited to see the grand front entrance installation. Thank you for your kindness and generous patronage.

Fall is here! It’s a nice time to read a book. Settle in and listen to this inspirational message of strength and endurance. Thank you to the generosity and support of people like you. Gratitude to the wonderful family at the Be Kind Foundation and Amaranth World Headquarters. Maybe is written by Kobi Yamada and Illustrations by Gabriella Barouche. Reading by T’Alyne in her Colorado mountain studio. Enjoy and ponder Maybe....

Beautiful Day
Fiberglass, varnish and pigment
7’x3’ (2mx1m)
Enchanted view from the mountain top above the clouds. Beautiful Day is Available for your wonderful home or business. Private agents encouraged.

Check it out! Summer Reading Series is winding down for the season. Our final summer reading experience is fantastic.
What do you do with a Problem? Written by Kobi Yamada and Illustrations by Mae Bisom.
This special message is happening because of the generosity and support of people like you and the wonderful team here at Studio T’Alyne. Special shout out to Artur our amazing friend in Poland who created the introductory imagery in our video. Thanks Artur!
Enjoy this wonderful message of hope and blessings.

The rough In is nearly complete. Harry is just finishing the electrical installation and has moved onto insulation. The roof is on. The hot water solar panels are going to be going up on top of this roof. Stay tuned for more excellent news on solar Offgrid artist studio construction.

Enjoy the beautiful weather and summer skies from lovely south Colorado. Rainbow season seems to be upon us. Welcome to Colorful Colorado. Amazing cloud formations are excellent viewing at 6,800 feet elevation. (Hello to our friend Artur in Poland. He designed the Welcome banner in the slide show. Wonderful!) More interesting developments are here.

Cement pouring happens. Today is the day we pour the steps and driveway pad. The south utility room cement slab was completed also. We are so grateful to Lovato Concrete of Trinidad Colorado, for stopping by to flow out the cement pour today.

Beacon Pink is under way. Tracking down the varnish was a nice challenge. Alas, Sean in Missouri is the real hero for the amazing handling of speedy delivery to my studio in Colorado. The 20 gallons of varnish is just excellent. Check out some of the production images thus far.