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Following up on my post from August 9th - (has it been that long already...!), this is the second version of 'Morning Light Song' I promised to feature for you as part of the summer series of selected Read More 6 Comments

3 days in
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Another detail of this piece I've been working on since June. Feels like a distillation of the first part of summer.
Yes, that's definitely what it is.
#todayinthestudio #paintlayers #lynnesaintong Read More

The work selected for you today, Morning Light Song I, interprets the sometimes magical light and subtle energy of daybreak.
It's the first of two versions. This one is painted in watercolour, and t Read More 2 Comments

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The painting chosen to share with you today is Forest Canopy in June. This piece interprets the time of year when, once again after a long winter, you can look up and marvel at the canopy of deciduous Read More 1 Comments

The first painting chosen for you this week is ‘Waterfall’, a multilayered, lustrous diptych which reveals itself slowly through quiet contemplation.
This diptych is presented in one piece and fram Read More 2 Comments

A bit over 2 weeks in.
This piece feels like it finally took a good turn today. Not much left from where it started, but it feels more interesting at the moment.
#todayinthestudio #mixedmedia #abstr Read More 1 Comments

Today's summer selection, In June II, is another watercolour from the 'In June', (Oriental Poppy) series of 4 small paintings.
size with acid free mat / dimensions avec passe-partout sans acide
26 c Read More

Summer Vibes
A small piece that gives you a great pop of colour!
In June I, watercolour
size with mat / dimensions avec passe-partout
30 cm H x 26 cm W (11.75" H x 10.25" W)
165. includes shipping Read More

This piece has changed so much since I started in September last year. It was part of a diptych, but recently had to make the decision to disengage it.
Though this painting was interesting in its ea Read More 1 Comments

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