by Lynette Williams
March, 2022
Morning Glory
24" x 34"
Morning Glory
24" x 34"
August, 2019
Secret Garden
30" x 40"
(First collage I have done that was stitched by machine rather than fused)
Secret Garden Detail
October, 2019
Cap's Lookout
18" x 24"
Cap's Lookout
18" x 24"
July, 2016
Morning Jaunt
30" x 40"
Morning Jaunt
30" x 40"
Morning Jaunt Detail
June, 2016
Halcyon Days
24" x 48"
April, 2016
Duet
24" x 18"
March, 2016
Bright Spot
24" x 24"
Feb, 2016
Re-doing an old favorite
Swing, #1, 2
8" x 20"
Feb, 2016
Here is one of the pieces I am working on for a show at the Kalamazoo Nature
Center's Glen Vista Gallery in May and June of 2016.
The One That Got Away
16" x 18"
March, 2015
Curiosity
30" x 30"
Curiosity
30" x 30"
March, 2015
Misty Morning
8" x 24"
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Inlet
Lynette Williams, 2014 14" x 14" on cradled board |
Inlet detail - hand painted and purchased fabrics |
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Apogee ©Lynette L Williams, 2014
20" x 24"
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detail
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Born Of Water
© Lynette Williams, 2014
20" x 48"
© Lynette Williams, 2014
20" x 48"
" Born of Water " is the title for this piece recently finished. It makes suggestions as to human beings' relationship to water and gives a whimsical nod to the historical myths surrounding water and its resident creatures. How many faces can you find ?
The fifth floor corridor at the St Joseph Oakland Mercy Hospital in Pontiac, Michigan houses the 3 pieces below. They are "re-dos" of previously completed pieces which were either sold or too small for the needs of the hospital. I am so pleased that these pieces are part of the healing environment in the newly built patient tower.
Girl On Beach , #2
© Lynette Williams, 2013 30" x 20" |
Nick and Ava, #1-2
© Lynette Williams, 2013 30" x 20" |
My Path, #1, 2 © Lynette Williams, 2013
20" x 30"
20" x 30"
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This year's Tulip Time Poster Competition entry called Primary Tulips was chosen to be among the top 20 from which the poster image for 2014 was chosen. |
Primary Tulips © Lynette Williams
18" x 24" |
Lifespan © Lynette Williams, 2013
18" x 28" |
Here is a piece I did of my mother for a local portraiture exhibit. My desire was to explore the transitions we all go through in life. We take a bit of ourselves with us through each transition but also become someone entirely new, because of added experiences, learning, joys, sorrows, etc. Throughout this process we look to our future selves and back to what we have been.
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Tulip Time Poster Competition 2013
Once again I am honored to have one of my fabric collage
images chosen to be among the top 20 finalists in the Tulip Time Poster Competition. Tulips On The Rise Fabric Collage on cradled board 20" x 24" |
Tulips On The Rise
© Lynette Williams |
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Minimalist approach on a greeting card image Japanese Crane Fabric collage 7" x 7" nfs |
Japanese Crane © Lynette Williams
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Art Prize 2012 Entry
Title : Top Heavy
Dimensions : 48" x 96"
Medium : Fabric Collage
Top Heavy © Lynette Williams
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