Liza Matthews, art director for Shambhala Sun magazine, says of Tatjana Krizmanic's Yogini that "This was from a period when she was doing a lot of pastel illustrations. As usual, she managed to pack a lot into this work: the little shrine, the Rocky Mountains, a yoga lady and her mala, the incense, a poster, a cat, a Santa Fe rug. Her pieces are always so very festive and cheerful, celebratory you might say."

Yogini was commissioned for the cover of our second annual yoga issue. You will also find it for sale in the Foundation's online store.

Tatjana Krizmanic¿s brilliant pastel drawings and oil paintings depict ordinary life with a distinctly European sensibility. Krizmanic¿s work is marked by a warm cheerfulness, where bright colors and swirling perspectives make everyday settings come alive. She brings a touch of magic to commonplace scenes, such as a trip to the farmers¿ market or morning coffee. Surreal and inventive, her work recalls Chagall, Matisse, Klimt, Picasso ¿ influences she grew up with.

Dimensions: 17" x 22'

Archival-quality, fine art giclée reproduction.