Sharpie Markers Aren't Just For Signatures Anymore…

Atlanta, GA June 21, 2004 – What began in 1997 as a general fondness for Sharpie Markers turned into a passion for painting. The household marker transforms into a paintbrush for Tait creating bold lines and abstract dimensions pushing your eye's boundaries. Combined with watercolors, her creations display bright color variations and characters representing symbolism and personal growth.

Her works are also accompanied with her own inspirational sayings. "When you go onto her website, you aren't just looking at art. You begin to find yourself being involved and actively participating in her self reflections and then reflecting on your own," said Stephen Steinberg, Chief Editor of Art Finds (NYC).

For additional information, contact via email: contact@silencespeaks.com

About Silence Speaks
Her company consults with publishers, corporate art buyers, interior designers, and private collectors. She is also the founder of the Silence Speaks International Artist Association, an association for artists and writers. She also is the editor for Intrigue Magazine, a publication showcasing artists' and writers' works as well as business resource articles. She was recently inducted into Who's Who of American Women for 2004-2005-the definitive biographical resource featuring the most accomplished women in all areas of human endeavor.

CONTACT INFORMATION:
Public Relations Dept.
Silence Speaks
404-403-0079

http://www.silencespeaks.com




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