My paintings are about celebrating the land and water, what it grows and how it feeds us. Sometimes that takes me into subjects of music, local brews, and normal people doing extraordinary things because they are here in northern Michigan – and it feeds them.
I often include bees in my subjects as a symbol of vitality. I believe my role as an artist in rural America is to cross-pollinate with the bounty of the area, history, indigenous materials and subjects, other cultures, community, other arts and artists, youth, technology, and the land.
My aim is to inject a distinctive, engaging energy in my work. I’m inspired by artists Wayne Thiebaud and David Hockney who anchor me. I don’t think art has to be happy to be good, but I want mine to be both.
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Big, bold & beautiful is “Elk Lake Road” by Michigan artist, Lindy Bishop. *Due to canvas size, purchase & shipping requires direct contact with gallery. #231 264 0123 Thank you.
You can almost feel the wind blowing those clouds overhead…
From her smaller canvas series, Lindy Bishop presents, “Future Captain.”
We are loving the glow of “Golden Afternoon” by Lindy Bishop.
Between color & broad strokes there is a lot of joy expressed in “Love On.”
We love that Lindy Bishop is not afraid to get herself immersed in the scenery that she is capturing on canvas.