Tae
ART GALLERY & TATTOO STUDIO. RED URT DISTRICT, PORT KAR
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Though her father was a Bazi tea merchant, Taeli showed a talent for drawing from the first time she held a charcoal stick in her hand. She was constantly doodling on a piece of rence. Her father hired the Maester Artists of Bazi to train his daughter and foster her talent. She learned many mediums through those long years of her studies: Oils, watercolors, acrylics, inks, and pastels. She now paints whatever catches her eye or imagination.
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Her fascination with her companion's scars, and a desire to expand her knowledge led her to the study of tattooing. Finding the human skin a fascinating medium to create works of art on, she branched out from just painting portraits to tattooing as well.
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Her art, displayed around the gallery, is available to purchase.
Tattoos are by walk in or appointment. Please send Tae a scroll for an appointment.
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Acrylic wall mural by Tae (Tuscan Picnic © Janet Kruskamp)
Acrylic portrait by Tae
(Image taken from the internet)
Acrylic painting by Tae (Art © Steve Hanks)
Oil painting by Tae (Art © Pieter Claesz)
Watercolor by Tae (Art © Jane Reynolds)
The glass blower from Piedmont is a frequent visitor to Port Kar as her son, Theotros Vinterio resides here.
A Glass Maker by caste and by heritage, she took to glass work at the age of 9 and has been perfecting her craft ever since.
Her amazing pieces are functional works of art in most cases.
Luna, the daughter of a fisherman and his potter wife, she has known tragedy at an early age. Losing both her parents in a short amount of time, she became a she-urt, struggling to survive on the docks. With the help of some very good Admirals, she scraped her way up and eventually managed to pull herself out of that life. Now, a member of the merchant caste, a potter whose wares can be seen in The Twisted Herlit, The Old Gate Tavern, Carissa's bakery, and the Spotted Urt tavern. She has a passion for shaping something into beauty, akin to her own shaping into useful member of society. When not at her shop, she can be found watching the waves on the docks.
