Lynne is a self taught artist living in the Bancroft area, and working from her cabin studio on Lake Weslemkoon.
Lynne had immigrated from England and raised two children as a single parent, and ran a small art studio in Bruce County teaching Ceramic Arts, hand building and ceramic finishing. Drawing was always a passion and as a teen, Lynne won local art competitions. Upon retirement in 2016, she attended Haliburton School of Art to learn pottery wheel technique.
Moving to the Bancroft area in 2018, Lynne is emerging as an artist and enjoys photographing the lake environment and wildlife. Hiking, kayaking and observing the natural beauty are her inspiration, exploring the lake reflections and the natural life around the shores. Both Lynne and her spouse are involved in animal rescue and protection of their habitat.
Volunteering at both A Place For The Arts and the Bancroft Art Gallery. Her preferred medium is oils but also enjoys painting in watercolour, gouache mixed media.
Lynne had immigrated from England and raised two children as a single parent, and ran a small art studio in Bruce County teaching Ceramic Arts, hand building and ceramic finishing. Drawing was always a passion and as a teen, Lynne won local art competitions. Upon retirement in 2016, she attended Haliburton School of Art to learn pottery wheel technique.
Moving to the Bancroft area in 2018, Lynne is emerging as an artist and enjoys photographing the lake environment and wildlife. Hiking, kayaking and observing the natural beauty are her inspiration, exploring the lake reflections and the natural life around the shores. Both Lynne and her spouse are involved in animal rescue and protection of their habitat.
Volunteering at both A Place For The Arts and the Bancroft Art Gallery. Her preferred medium is oils but also enjoys painting in watercolour, gouache mixed media.
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Like what you see? Email me and let's connect.
Like what you see? Email me and let's connect.
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