Lynn Hosegood has been on a creative journey for over 30 years. Her medium of choice is watercolor which she uses it in a very painterly manner with high value contrast and intense color.
Lynn graduated with a studio arts degree in 1985 and worked for several years as an interior decorator. When she returned to her native England for three years she turned her attention to the landscape expressed in miniature form. She was accepted as a member and exhibited with The Hilliard Society, The Society of Limners and she was included in group shows with The Royal Miniature Society and London’s Westminster Gallery and Mall Galleries.
Working from her Williamsburg, Virginia home studio, Lynn now works on paintings for her local print series and large watercolors for regional, national and international juried shows and portraiture. The large watercolor paintings are resourced from her world-wide travels. She also enjoys a schedule of teaching and workshops. She has a regular schedule of on line classes and professional critiques for Artists Network University (F&W Media).
Recent awards include: Best in Show at Virginia Watercolor Society, 2009 Juried Show (Signature membership); VWS Award of Merit, 2011; American Watercolor Society, (Award) 2013; Southern Watercolor Society (Signature Membership) Award, 2012.
She has been juried into: The Transparent Watercolor Society of America, 2009, 2010; Southern Watercolor, 2009, 2011, 2012; Northwest Watercolor Society, 2013. She has also been juried into F&W Media, North Light Books, Splash 11(2010) and Splash 12(2011). An award from the Colonial Dames of America for her illustration work for ‘Stonewall Jackson’s Black Sunday School’ (Pelican Publishing) was presented in 2011.
Lynn teaches classes in Watercolor and Principles and Elements of Design and On-Line with Artists’ Network University (a part of F&W Media). In 2013 she will be conducting a workshop in Cortona, Italy for Toscana Americana.
Local prints of Colonial Williamsburg and Jamestown are available at Barnes and Noble College Bookstore, William and Mary Alumni Association and Jamestown Settlement.
Lynn Hosegood Studio
Watercolors of travel scenes - Italy, France, Portugal, Singapore.
Bio
Lynn Hosegood has been on a creative journey for over 30 years. Her medium of choice is watercolor which she uses it in a very painterly manner with high value contrast and intense color.
Lynn graduated with a studio arts degree in 1985 and worked for several years as an interior decorator. When she returned to her native England for three years she turned her attention to the landscape expressed in miniature form. She was accepted as a member and exhibited with The Hilliard Society, The Society of Limners and she was included in group shows with The Royal Miniature Society and London’s Westminster Gallery and Mall Galleries.
Working from her Williamsburg, Virginia home studio, Lynn now works on paintings for her local print series and large watercolors for regional, national and international juried shows and portraiture. The large watercolor paintings are resourced from her world-wide travels. She also enjoys a schedule of teaching and workshops. She has a regular schedule of on line classes and professional critiques for Artists Network University (F&W Media).
Recent awards include: Best in Show at Virginia Watercolor Society, 2009 Juried Show (Signature membership); VWS Award of Merit, 2011; American Watercolor Society, (Award) 2013; Southern Watercolor Society (Signature Membership) Award, 2012.
She has been juried into: The Transparent Watercolor Society of America, 2009, 2010; Southern Watercolor, 2009, 2011, 2012; Northwest Watercolor Society, 2013. She has also been juried into F&W Media, North Light Books, Splash 11(2010) and Splash 12(2011). An award from the Colonial Dames of America for her illustration work for ‘Stonewall Jackson’s Black Sunday School’ (Pelican Publishing) was presented in 2011.
Lynn teaches classes in Watercolor and Principles and Elements of Design and On-Line with Artists’ Network University (a part of F&W Media). In 2013 she will be conducting a workshop in Cortona, Italy for Toscana Americana.
Local prints of Colonial Williamsburg and Jamestown are available at Barnes and Noble College Bookstore, William and Mary Alumni Association and Jamestown Settlement.
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