Paintings by Tara Maginnis
I'm not much of a painter. I paint mainly for practice in costume painting, and to get ideas for makeup. Some, like The Cabaret, are conceptual pieces to help me to get started in designing a show. Others, like St.Petersburg 1993, are mainly therapy. Still, it's good to paint. Any art work you do in any medium helps you to get better in your main emphasis as well.
Faces: Woman in Violet, 1994,
acrylic
Faces: Man in Red, 1994,
acrylic
Faces: Man in Green, 1994,
acrylic
Faces: Urquhart, 1994, acrylic
Faces: Autoportrait, 1994,
acrylic
18th Century Man, 1990, acrylic
St.Petersburg 1993, 1994, collage and acrylic on canvas
Ben Thompson as Lady Bracknell, 2001
Lady Bracknell (above), and Heather Maas as Gwendolyn Fairfax, 1991
Fan Leaf: The Beggar's Opera, To Lorraine Pettit, 1982, gouache on paper, attached to fan sticks of painted bamboo.
"Drag" bombshell for the Makeup Room
George Spelvin in The Actor's Nightmare
The Makeup Room where most of my paintings live.
Kabuki Hero for the Makeup Room
Cat painted on the lid of a tiny box More Cat
Drawings
Some Quick posters for advertising lectures & classes
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