Lindy Cullen
Artist and Wildlife Advocate
Lindy enjoys art holidays in Italy, France and UK whenever she is able to.
A Little About Lindy…
Lindy completed a Diploma, with distinction, in watercolour at London Art College. Lindy’s approach to art is to paint without sketching. This technique allows her to infuse her paintings with a sense of spontaneity and fluidity, enabling her to depict the essence and vitality of her subjects in a remarkably lifelike manner. Each stroke of her brush carries an innate energy that brings the animals to life on canvas, creating an engaging and captivating visual experience.
Lindy is an ardent advocate for the conservation of endangered species and a passionate supporter of animal welfare. She strongly believes in the need to protect and preserve the natural habitats of African wildlife, as well as raise awareness about the challenges they face. Through her art, Lindy endeavors to instill a sense of awe and reverence for these remarkable creatures, inviting viewers to develop a deeper appreciation for the beauty and fragility of the animal kingdom. Lindy had a solo exhibition in 2020 to raise funds for Tikki Hywood Foundation in Zimbabwe who do amazing work with lesser known and endangered species, especially Pangolins.
Lindy’s work not only showcases her remarkable artistic talent but also serves as a platform for promoting compassion and understanding towards all animals. Her paintings elicit an emotional connection that transcends cultural boundaries and invites viewers to reflect upon the importance of coexistence and harmony between humans and the natural world.
Lindy continues to make a significant impact through her art, using it as a medium to advocate for the conservation and protection of endangered species. Her paintings are a testament to her dedication, passion, and unwavering commitment to preserving the beauty and diversity of African wildlife for generations to come.
A Little About Lindy…
Lindy enjoys art holidays in Italy, France and UK whenever she is able to.
Lindy completed a Diploma, with distinction, in watercolour at London Art College. Lindy’s approach to art is to paint without sketching. This technique allows her to infuse her paintings with a sense of spontaneity and fluidity, enabling her to depict the essence and vitality of her subjects in a remarkably lifelike manner. Each stroke of her brush carries an innate energy that brings the animals to life on canvas, creating an engaging and captivating visual experience.
Lindy is an ardent advocate for the conservation of endangered species and a passionate supporter of animal welfare. She strongly believes in the need to protect and preserve the natural habitats of African wildlife, as well as raise awareness about the challenges they face. Through her art, Lindy endeavors to instill a sense of awe and reverence for these remarkable creatures, inviting viewers to develop a deeper appreciation for the beauty and fragility of the animal kingdom. Lindy had a solo exhibition in 2020 to raise funds for Tikki Hywood Foundation in Zimbabwe who do amazing work with lesser known and endangered species, especially Pangolins.
Lindy’s work not only showcases her remarkable artistic talent but also serves as a platform for promoting compassion and understanding towards all animals. Her paintings elicit an emotional connection that transcends cultural boundaries and invites viewers to reflect upon the importance of coexistence and harmony between humans and the natural world.
Lindy continues to make a significant impact through her art, using it as a medium to advocate for the conservation and protection of endangered species. Her paintings are a testament to her dedication, passion, and unwavering commitment to preserving the beauty and diversity of African wildlife for generations to come.
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