Being, centrally
located between 2 Great Lakes, lots of bays and tons of water in between. It is
an experience to be desired as part of the Carolinian Forests running through
the Marsh Wetlands with all the glorious wildlife and flora that call it home. Exploring
around Erieau, Rondeau and Point Pelee Parks armed with her cameras, binoculars
and sketchpads. Off she goes to see what the day will bring. So many times, delighted with that which was unexpected and an amazing sight! All this is shared with you through her paintings, stories and videos. Birders come from all over the world
to see these amazing creatures that visit this wonderful area. The Migratory
birds, stop and call it home for refuge.
Exploring this
area and enjoying the nature trails while sometimes finding a trail
to venture on off the beaten path, leads to these exciting tales and is depicted through her artwork and studies. All of which Lynda does from her own pictures, studies
and sketching while viewing the particular creature without being intrusive in
anyway to them and their surroundings.
You will find original
paintings, Prints & some History of the Journey she has been on, through
out this website and Lynda hopes it brings some light into your day.
Another, part of
her journey is taking many trips to Algonquin Park and the surrounding areas of
Haliburton in Northern, Ontario, where her ancestors originally settled in from
Ireland, cleared their land and called it home. Many of her relatives and friends continue to live in the area and it calls her home. Painting many
of the animals seen on these trips and she will continue to add to her Signature Algonquin
Series as more are seen and enjoyed. Some of these paintings include Moose, Black Bear, Martins, Foxes,
Red Squirrels and even a Tom Thomson Tribute series has been completed and sold out.
Another, part of
her journey is taking many trips to Algonquin Park and the surrounding areas of
Haliburton in Northern, Ontario, where her ancestors originally settled in from
Ireland, cleared their land and called it home. Many of her relatives and friends continue to live in the area and it calls her home. Painting many
of the animals seen on these trips and she will continue to add to her Signature Algonquin
Series as more are seen and enjoyed. Some of these paintings include Moose, Black Bear, Martins, Foxes,
Red Squirrels and even a Tom Thomson Tribute series has been completed and sold out.
The largest of this
series was painted vertically, on studio canvas to a very large scale of
48" x 60". I was working on a ladder for a great percentage of the
time. His name is Majestic, a Bull Moose we saw in Algonquin Park. Another bull
moose we saw, was painted this size horizontally and its name is Life is Good!
Going from this
larger size moving right down to a 6" x 6" out in the field sketching
in the painting on a boat no less for a Mural unveiling Nationally.
Lynda has a few quotes and mantras she lives by and one of them is,
Life is good, when
you believe in yourself, have a good support system in place, stay steadfast through
all those trials and tribulations and trust that you are here for a reason! You
really, really are! Keep believing, it's true!
My art business has
been designated as a "Trusted Art Seller" with The Art Storefronts
Organization, which means you can shop with confidence, and know that I stand
behind the quality and value of my products."
If you have any
questions about any of my work, please feel free to reach out to me.
Through each painting sale, Lynda pledges to give back through organizations she belongs to such as Artists for Conservation, Parks and local conservations.
To help sustain wildlife and their natural habitat.
If you'd like to be a part of this wonderful movement, please reach out to Lynda at: lynda.inthestudio@gmail.com