It was fun to paint this one at the same time asthe city's landscape turns to pink.
Springtime in Victoria is pink blossomtime!
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"Springtime in the Harbour"
acrylic on canvas
16 x 20
SOLD
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- Linny D. Vine
- I'm a visual artist living in Victoria BC Canada. I paint in either acrylic or oil in what is described as "a visit to a dream" style and/or Linnyism. To me, the visual world is a beautiful combination of colors, shapes and light swirling together in rhythmic patterns that feel like a mixture of Robert Gordon's "I Want to be Free" and Louis Armstrong's "What a Wonderful World". When I paint I bring my interpretation of this beauty to the canvas. Welcome to Linnyland and thank-you for looking at my interpretations.
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Great colors, wonderful spring feeling! I love the blossom balls. I want to sing and skip down that pathway.
ReplyDeleteI just love your cherry blossom trees paintings, this one is no exception! Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteBlissful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful gift you have to always have paintings that fill the viewer with warmth and happiness. Beautiful Linny!
ReplyDeleteGreat color and lines. Like the way the road leads up to all the action at the top of the painting. Just love your stylized look. The flowering tree really has me in the mood for Spring!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy your perspective, rhythms and color. Keep pushing the envelope!
ReplyDeleteHi Linny your paintings always make me laugh, they are THAT GOOD!
ReplyDeleteI love this, Linny. My eyes were dazzled by the light and colors and the fabulous sense of joy.
ReplyDeleteYou have such a strong individual style. I am glad that I have found this site through Catherine Jeffrey's blog!
ReplyDeleteCan this really be happening? I love your work! It makes me sure that this joy will be coming to us soon. I swoon when I see those trees in bloom in Linnyland.
ReplyDeleteTake care,
Barbara
What a lovely spring painting. You have a way of capturing joy in your work. Great job!
ReplyDelete(I couldn't help but notice this is the same one you're in front of in your avatar...)
-Don
Great colours and rhythm LInny. Love it.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Catherine, spring does feel like skip season!
ReplyDeleteMuchos thank-you, Lisa!
ReplyDeleteThank-you, Leslie!
ReplyDeleteThank-you and welcome, Edgar, and I will do!
ReplyDeleteHi Simon - thanks for letting me know that they're making you smile.
ReplyDeleteThank-you dazzling, Melinda!
ReplyDeleteHi Marie! Thanks for visiting and leaving me with your lovely comments!
ReplyDeleteHello and thank-you, Barbara! (Yes, the cherries are abloom but this week we've had a couple of wintry days and even some snow.) Wishing you blossoms...
ReplyDeleteThanks, Don! (I like that. a lot, "... a way of capturing joy in your work")
ReplyDeleteThank-you, Sally!
ReplyDeleteThank-you for your very dear words, Sheila.
ReplyDeleteThank-you, Gwen, and I wish you an early spring!
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely Linny,I especially like how you captured the shadow of the tree in the shpaes on the sidewalk. Wish it was still just a ferry ride away!
ReplyDeleteThank-you, Tracey. Shadows shapes interest me. Now you have me wondering what prompted the return to the prairies and if there may be any great photos of old wooden grain elevators that might make it to Victoria...
ReplyDeleteI love the sense of movement in this. It's great!
ReplyDeleteThank-you, Kristeena!
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