Rocks, Water & Sky

zoom demo with artist

 Lyn Asselta

Using shape and line to keep you from 

getting caught up in the details.

Often, when painting multiple elements in a landscape, it’s easy to get caught up in the details and quickly lose sight of the overall relationships in the painting. Using shape and line can help to keep you from overworking and losing your way.

Wednesday, April 13, 2022

 * 1:00pm - 3:00pm Pacific * 

* Join call early to socialize *

https://cccconfer.zoom.us/j/98009215926

Master pastelist, Lyn Asselta, has considered the landscape her muse since she was a child.  Growing up on the coast of Maine, where weather often changed by the minute, the effects of atmosphere on land and water were an everyday, mesmerizing occurrence. Her memories are rich in details of the natural world and she draws from her love of nature when creating her paintings.  Her chosen medium of pastel allows her to extend her tactile sense of communicating with the world into the painting process at her easel.  

Asselta’s paintings have been exhibited throughout the United States and have been included in invitational exhibitions in France and China.  As a workshop instructor, she has taught in Canada, Curacao and across the USA. She is an IAPS (International Association of Pastel Societies) Eminent Pastelist, a Pastel Society of America Master Pastelist, a member of the Salmagundi Club, a member of several pastel societies, and is the founder and past president of the First Coast Pastel Society in northeast Florida. In 2009, Lyn was selected as an Artist in Residence at Acadia National Park in Maine.  Her work has been featured in art publications including Pastel Journal, Plein Air Magazine, and Pratique des Arts. 

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