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INTERIORS

 
 
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LYDIA’S FAVS

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Meet Lydia

There was rarely a time when I did not have a pencil or brush in my hand as I grew up.

 
 
Manhattan bound!
I wanted to paint the Four Seasons in the morning. Because the place feels synonymous with the feeling of morning. The morning dawns fresh with anticipation. The soft light bouncing from the waves and the perfectly raked sand. There never was a more elegant and relaxed way to spend the day. The Palm Beach Collection is Available as originals and prints- framed or I framed at www.LydiaMarieElizabeth.com #lmepaintspalmbeach
A favorite dappled scene of mine- the secret garden. Technically available on my website under Lydia’s Favs, but it would be a tough goodbye. Currently working on a commission that feels just as joyously green! Can’t wait to send it out!
My momma taught me a lot about valuing craft and handiwork. I always enjoyed going with my mom to frame paintings when I was young. We discovered matting with linen on a watercolor is the most beautiful compliment to the texture of the medium and its since become my favorite way to complete a watercolor. I love that I’m able to offer my own clients beautiful framing through @simplyframed so their artwork can arrive ready to hang. I love how this piece of the Breakers looks framed in their antique silver frame. 🌴Explore the Palm Beach Collection www.LydiaMarieElizabeth.com 🌴
This beautiful Virginian farm epitomizes the elegant manners of this part of the state. The graceful entrance and greeting committee. There’s certainly iced tea inside.
Hi! It’s me! In paint. Gearing up for another live portrait session soon, and musing on the character of the portrait. I’ve found painting live portraits to be a far more intimate experience than I expected. Over the course of study of a face that you find the real person- an honest -albeit fleeting-glimpse of their insecurities and pride and frailty. I’ve come to find that I know more about those I’ve painted than those I’ve held conversations with. This just drives home the fact to me that words are usually superfluous.
 
 
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