Showing posts with label Linny lore. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Linny lore. Show all posts

Saturday, 31 December 2016

HaPpY 2017!!


HaPpY New Year from Linny & Linnyland!!

Thank-you for being part of Linnyland's 
WILDLY WONDERFUL 2016!!
Thank-you for all of your support, you wonderful Linnyland enthusiasts; 
all the Fine Art Galleries that represent my work 
and all of the many Linny/Linnyland/D Vine Collectors 
AND all of your Commissions, too!! 
Feeling extremely grateful for a phenomenal year!!
Wishing everyone a safe and happy new year's eve and 
many wild and wonderful adventures for 2017...

(Linny Lore" "The odd ones are always the best!")

#LinnyDVine #Linnyland #JOYJOYJOY #Gratitude #Wild #Wonderful #Adventures #Happy2017

Friday, 21 December 2012

"West Coast Light" SOLD


It's here!
Happy Winter Solstice!!
Happy return of the light!
Now, I'm off to the Linny-Lore lists, (see previous post).
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This Linnyland lighthouse was
started at the 2012 Art Gallery of Greater Victoria's
Annual House Tour. 
"West Coast Light", 24x12, oil on canvas
SOLD
Private Collection
Calgary AB Canada/Playa Del Carmen QR Mexico

#LinnyDVine #Linnyland #AGGV #TrialIslandLight #lighthouse



Monday, 17 December 2012

New Moon & Lighthouse


Only four more days
 until Winter Solstice...and then the return
 of the LIGHT!
(According to Linny-Lore,
 it's tradition to celebrate Winter Solstice
in this way: write a list of what 
you'd like to leave behind along with the darkness, 
then write another list of what you'd like to welcome into
your life along with the return of the light.)
~
And speaking of light, here is the Brockton Point Lighthouse,
 in Stanley Park,  in Vancouver BC, 
in LINNYLAND!!
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"New Moon & Lighthouse"
oil on canvas
20 x 10


Monday, 23 January 2012

Chinatown Snow


Happy Year of the Dragon!
 Sun Neen Fai Lok & Sun Tai Gin Hong!
~
 Linnyland is experiencing a technical blog clog;
I'm unable to access Linnyland messages plus
I can't leave messages on other blogs.
Last night, to begin the new year, I opened all the windows
 and doors to let any bad luck leave
and to allow good luck to enter.
According to Linny lore it's also good for clearing
the dreaded "blog clog"...
and just in case, please send any known remedies!
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"Chinatown Snow" (repost)
acrylic on canvas
24 x 12

Thursday, 13 October 2011

Red Barn and Sunflowers SOLD


Here's another from September's
Linnyland swimming/painting adventure to
Salt Spring Island. And remember, that
according to "Linny lore",
sunflowers bring success in business
and I'm sure that Linnyland paintings of them do, too!
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"Red Barn and Sunflowers"
oil on cradled wood panel
14 x 11
SOLD

Thursday, 11 August 2011

Lucky Sunflowers

It's said that sunflowers are lucky
and that they always bring business success.
So, according to Linny-lore, it's extremely lucky
 to have a Linnyland sunflower painting hanging on the wall
 in one's home or place of business!
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"Lucky Sunflowers"
acrylic on canvas
24 x 30  


Tuesday, 21 December 2010

"Little, Little Lighthouse" (Race Rocks Lighthouse) SOLD

In honor of the winter solstice
here's a little light for everyone.
Happy Winter Solstice!
As of today we, in the northern hemisphere,
begin to experience an increasing amount of
daylight in every day.
According to Linny lore, the Winter solstice
is a day to release whatever
you'd like into the dark days of the past
and welcome whatever you'd like in to your life
along with the return of the light.
(I can see the Race Rocks Light from my studio window,
so, with a pair of binoculars and some Linnyland imaginings,
I welcomed this little painting into being.)
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"Little, Little Lighthouse"
(Race Rocks Lighthouse)
oil on canvas
12 x 6
SOLD

Sunday, 14 February 2010

Chinatown Pine SOLD

Sun Neen Fai Lok! /Happy New Year!
The year of the tiger starts today and Victoria's Chinatown
is decorated in preparation for the
new lunar year celebrations.
All along the streets there are large red lanterns
strung high above the cherry and pine trees.
The color red represents happiness and good luck
and the pine tree represents longevity and endurance.
Having a pine tree on your property
is said to bring good fortune,
(and, according to Linny lore, a painting of one will as well!)
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"Chinatown Pine"
oil on canvas
20 x 10
SOLD
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