Commissions
PETS
Here are three examples of past commissions. They are detailed coloured drawings of my clients' pets. The materials I use are colouring pencils on colored pastel paper. Email me for more information at lindaluttinger@gmail.com
Here are three examples of past commissions. They are detailed coloured drawings of my clients' pets. The materials I use are colouring pencils on colored pastel paper. Email me for more information at lindaluttinger@gmail.com
PORTRAITS
Each of these portraits were created with high quality watercolours, on 100% cotton paper. I use photos as reference. I enjoy using a mono-chromatic approach to colour. If interested in having your portrait painted or someone you know, please send me an email for more information at lindaluttinger@gmail.com
Each of these portraits were created with high quality watercolours, on 100% cotton paper. I use photos as reference. I enjoy using a mono-chromatic approach to colour. If interested in having your portrait painted or someone you know, please send me an email for more information at lindaluttinger@gmail.com
PLACES
This painting was a commission for an architect who had fallen in love with Barcelona. ( We had something in common). She wanted me to represent the city in my own unique mixed media style, mixing modern and old architecture, and adding nature elements. She sent me lots of photos from her trip as reference. Techniques used for this painting are transfer image, collage and acrylic painting. This painting now proudly hangs in her office.
This painting was a commission for an architect who had fallen in love with Barcelona. ( We had something in common). She wanted me to represent the city in my own unique mixed media style, mixing modern and old architecture, and adding nature elements. She sent me lots of photos from her trip as reference. Techniques used for this painting are transfer image, collage and acrylic painting. This painting now proudly hangs in her office.
Another commission of Urban Montreal, based on a photo I took, under the VanHorne/Rosemont Overpass. A mix of image transfer and acrylic painting.
