Back to School Cool!

Tatutina helps moms and kids organize for back to school!  Check out Tatutina’s ART Collection. The Clipstrip is great for hanging up all the wonderful work your little one brings home, watch them swell with pride. Organize the tools needed for homework with Tatutina’s Crayon Caddy and rolling Art Supply Caddy. Find crayons, pencils, sissors etc…together in one place! Celebrate their awesome artwork with a Tatutina Awesome artist medal, sure to be a hit!   www.tatutina.com

Tatutina’s Hip Moms

Tatutina is featured in Peekaboo Picks a free online Magazine featuring fabulous finds for hip moms!  We invite all of our “hip moms” to check out this great site and read the interview our own hip mom Roberta gave to Linda Shaprio.

http://www.peekaboopicks.com/2009/01/14/it-takes-a-village/

Tatutina Wooden Letters

While shopping in NY Stacey Smith,   CEO/President  of  Hybrid Mom, www.hybridmom.com captured this photo of Tatutina’s wooden Letters on display at Buy Buy Baby!  Check out www.buybuybaby.com for a store near you.

Attleboro Arts Museum/Tatutina

Attleboro Arts Museum annual members’ Juried Exhibition and Holiday Gift Gallery Sale takes place the 1st weekend in December.  Barbara Ottmar owner of Tatutina  and longtime member will have some of her original artwork on display.  Please stop by. www.attleboroartsmuseum.org  While in the area Visit Tatutina’s Annual Studio Sale, where once a year we open our Studio to the public, great gifts all items greatly reduced! Quantities limited…don’t miss out! Friday, December 5th, 9am-5pm & Saturday December 6th, 9am-3pm  24 North Main Street, Attleboro MA

Barbara Ottmar Original Art

by Barbara Ottmar

Barbara Ottmar, founder of Tatutina, Inc. is exhibiting her art at the Wynne/Falconer Gallery at 429 Main Street, Chatham, Massachusetts.  Her two most recent paintings of the Amalfi Coast can be seen on display during their normal business hours. Each piece is an original acrylic on canvas and exemplifies Barbara’s passion for beautiful colors and happy scenes. Her style of art can be described as contemporary, abstract with a touch of naif style painting.  Over the years, Barbara has evolved her art by combining her talent of abstract design, bright colors and different textures into her own creations that truly become a one-of-a-kind masterpiece. Visit her latest art on display at:

http://www.falconergallery.com