Linda Kelly

BurntSaladStudios about 2 years

.....just AWESOME !!!..........Grew up in Haverhill.......

Emily Davis over 2 years

very cool, funky stuff!

Joanne Lindahl almost 3 years

hi, just visited your website (studio 49), a tremendous undertaking you have, but just as rewarding to.  love your work, this is where i eventually want to end up. 

Hugh Watkins almost 3 years

Hi Linda,
Beautiful portfolio - very sensitive. No kids of my own, but I taught sculpture at the Creative And Performing Arts high school in Pittsburgh for a couple of years, and so "adopted" about 100 of them. I'm sure I learned as much as they did! Best wishes with your projects . . .
  -Hugh

Hugh Watkins almost 3 years

Nice Work, Linda!
   -Hugh

hein verwer almost 3 years

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Tasha Bonfanti Ba almost 3 years

Hi Linda--Your art is amazing.  I look forward to seeing more of your pieces at some point.  Hopefully some of us will be able to connect at the Boston opening.--Tasha

Leisa Luis Grill almost 3 years

Wonderful work.  It's somewhere between brooding and whimsical at once.  The muted tones are very rich.  As an acrylic painter, I would have to say that no one has rejected my work because it is acrylic--it is still a valid medium.  I have tried the water-based oils and I like them, too.  I also don't think that ALL acrylic is toxic.  Certain colors have more toxic qualities in the elements used to make them.  If anything, oil-based media is more toxic and water-based olis are no less toxic.  You need to check the labels very carefully for their rating.

Uriel Dana about 3 years

I love your work...you have a wonderful sense of composition and color. My professional advise would be to drop acrylics and switch to a water based oil (windsor newtons makes one) if you are looking for a fast drying medium.

You're work is too good to use acrylics (acrylics have a shorter shelf life, are mercury toxic, and collectors will pay more for oils).