Lynne Furrer took her first watercolor class to apply painting techniques to her photography. Instead, she fell in love with the flow of water and its magical attraction to pigment on paper! Her loose, semi-abstract style transforms the representational into the mysterious. 
Evolving as an artist, she carries her expressive style to acrylic, mixed media, oil and encaustic mediums.
Lynne works out of a studio she shares with her photographer husband near Denver, Colorado.
I’m more than a little infatuated with the wonderful texture of collage…tried a few flowers and went way overboard… In “Ruby Tuesday” (below), I pulled way back with a minimalist attitude toward the collage pieces. I’ve used a gorgeous Vermillion from Van Gogh and Peacock Blue from Holbein. Mixed together, they made a wonderful brown … Continue reading Vintage Collage
In November 2011, I took a watercolor class to learn techniques to apply to my digital photography. Instead, I fell in love with the magical and mysterious flow of pigment and paper. I was smitten and could not stop…
These types of challenges can be intimidating! It’s sounds like a lot of work, and to be honest, it can be (more on that below). I was not looking for busywork, but when Wendy Ann made the challenge of Mindful Drawing Month, I felt it was something I needed to do…
