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More Items of Interest about Lynne Marie Isaacs

Lynne shows her work at art fairs, but her creativity not limited to pastels. She also enjoys sculpting ornaments from salt dough and polymer clay. These include Santa ornaments, babies, candies, holly, college logo ornaments, and even a lump of coal for those who end up on Santa's "naughty, rather than nice" list. Lynne also enjoys writing and composed a poem to attach to each ornament.

Ornaments by Lynne Isaacs

After graduation, Lynne worked as a graphic artist for a full service advertising agency. She was able to design the advertising and see it through from conception to completion. Lynne was especially pleased when the finished product looked like her original drawing.

"Magic in the Morning" concept drawing

"Magic in the Morning" finished ad

Lynne went to school to become a graphic artist. She worked primarily in colored pencil and charcoal until an instructor urged her to try something new and to move out of her comfort zone. Lynne attempted to work with pastels, but was frustrated with her lack of control. To get used to pastels, Kathleen O'Connell suggested that Lynne draw a circle and turn it into a ball, make a triangle into a cone and a square into a box. That was the only instruction Lynne needed to master the medium. She then felt confident enough to do a portrait of happy clowns, followed by a similar portrait of sad clowns.

Sad Clowns - 20 x 16 - Pastel

All artwork is protected by copyright of the artist.

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