Celtic Cross Study - Lynn Quinn

Montreal, Qu - Canada

You put alot of love and work into this one. Good idea with the monochrome indigos. Very meaningful. Thanks for comments on Blow the Trumpet in Zion, very meaningful to me.

Lively, ON - Canada

Thank you, Carole! I do love all the symbolism and meaning in the cross, which is for me, a message of hope -- resurrection, and new life. I chose indigo, not only because I love the colour, but because in watercolours, it has about the widest range of values that it is possible to achieve (with brown madder coming in a close second).

Navarre, FL - United States

great mood, beautiful peace

Lively, ON - Canada

Thank you, Eszra!

Turlock, CA - United States

Lynn, this is lovely...I love anything Celtic...must be my Norwegian heritage! In fact...my wedding band has these same Celtic knots in it!

Lively, ON - Canada

Wow, thanks so much, Sandra!

Tehran, Te - Iran

I love it. The blue shades make me crazy...

Tehran, Te - Iran

It is so subtle and nice. So hard to do it with water-colours.... You are a great painter!

Lively, ON - Canada

Thank you very much, Shiva, for your lovely comments!

Haiku, HI - United States

Aloha Lynn, I very much enjoy your wonderful response to Carole. I love the indigo blue as well. It is a lovely symbolic work of art :)))

Lively, ON - Canada

Thank you, Sharon, I appreciate your thoughtful comments!