Art by Lyanda Warne

Frost by Lynda Warne 16 X 16 oil 2012 — Frost 16 X 16 oil 2012

Harvest by Lynda Warne 16X16 oil 2012 — Harvest 16X16 oil 2012

Lynda Warne 30 X 15 oil 2010 (4) — 30 X 15 oil 2010

red on green by Lynda Warne 24 X 18 oil 2012 — Red on Green 24 X 18 oil 2012

Lynda Warne 30 X 15 acrylic 2011 — 30 X 15 acrylic 2011

The human form inspires me to paint. I look for a gesture that I can exploit in order to reveal something about the subjects personality. For me it’s more about the manipulation of the paint, the seduction of colour and texture and the excitement of composition. I love that a painting speaks to us without words.

As a member of the Portrait Society of Canada, the Markham Group of Artists and Painters6 my work has appeared in juried shows, group shows and community projects.

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