Natasha Mylius was born and raised in southwestern part of Russia known as the Northen Caucuses. After completing high school and obtaining a diploma as a kindergarden teacher, she was classically trained in art at the Art at the University of Cuban and at the Pedagogical University in Rostov-on-Don where she received a Masters Degree in Fine Arts, Crafts and Teaching in 1987. After graduation, she applied her skills as a teacher of art for several schools within the region.

Since moving to USA in 2000 she became a full-time artist. Her art was exhibited at galleries in Dallas, TX and Las Vegas, NV until the fall of 2002 when she moved to New Orleans, LA. She operated her own gallery on Magazine Street until May 2004 when she moved her studio to her home. Since September 2005, Natasha has been working out of Austin, TX.

She received a very traditional art education and originally mastered a realistic style of painting. Yet, as independent artist, she began to explore different styles and techniques. Now she finds that impressionism is the style closest to her heart. She works in oil on canvas by using a palette knife, building up color in multiple layers striving to create an incredible visual experience. The variety of colors and the texture help her truly reflect the way she sees the world.