Art Sale!

Hello Folks!

I'm putting my artwork up for sale in hopes of making a bit of money.  I'm posting all  the paintings that I'm selling with the prices listed below each one.

If you are interested in purchasing one of my paintings, please contact me at lynzardo@hotmail.com
I appreciate all inquiries!

Lyndsay Bilodeau

Cat City. Acrylic on stretched canvas. 48"x24".   $400 USD

Wiggles. Acrylic on stretched canvas. 48"x24". no longer for sale

 Sink or Swim. Acrylic on stretched canvas. 30"x40". $425 USD

SOLD! Under The Sea. Acrylic on canvas. Unframed. Finished work measures 13"x21" and was painted on a 18"x24" canvas.  $300 USD

Mi Locura. Acrylic painting on canvas. Unframed. 18"x24". $200 USD

  SOLD A Trapped Cat. Acrylic painting on canvas. Unframed. 16"x21". $150 USD

Swirl. Acrylic painting on canvas. Unframed. 18"x24". $200 USD

  Wave. Acrylic painting on canvas. Unframed.12"x16". $65 USD

SOLD!We Built This City. Acrylic painting on canvas. Unframed. 9"x12". $65 USD

Fist Full Of Teeth.  Acrylic painting on canvas. Unframed. 18"x24". $200 USD

When the ocean and the earth collide

When the ocean and earth collide was really a fun project for me.  I began painting it several months ago, but got stuck in a bit of a creative rut.  Once I had the foundation, I just couldn't see where else I wanted to go with this piece. I put it aside for several months, staring at it everyday, wondering  what would become of it. It was not until a few weeks ago, that I decided to continue with this painting, even though I didn't completely feel confident about it.  I just told myself; "go for it".  The more colour I added to the painting, the more I wanted to keep adding. Slowly I saw these lovely organic shapes and lines come to life.  From then on, it all flowed quite well.  Every time I added paint, I saw it's life begin to emerge and grow.  Something was blooming, bursting, exploding. A new life was making way.  

There's also a large element of water in the painting. Like some of my other work, it reminds me of coral reefs, algae, sea vegetables, and marine life. But even more so, it makes me think of the life that oceans themselves contain.  That raw life force.  

I took a photo of my painting with my dog, so you can get a feel for the size.  I will start posting the actual dimensions of my paintings, as soon as I find my measuring tape!

Below is a photo of the painting when I had first started working on it. I also changed it's original direction.

escaping the storm by boat

Just hope that the tugboat doesn't have any leaks!

There are a lot of emotions stirring in this painting. Fright, fear, escaping, seeking,  getting away before the storm arrives, making it out of the rain, leaving it all behind.

Coral 2

This painting and the other in the previous post represent my happy place. Secretive, shining, full of life, fish, coral, and algae, these are little bits of paradise. This is the domain of a mermaid.