Lynn Babineau Press Releases

West Boylston Artist Lynn Babineau Paints Intricate Watercolors

West Boylston, MA - February 13th, 2013

Tuesday, February 12, 2013 Jeffrey Starr, GoLocalWorcester Contributor http://www.golocalworcester.com/lifestyle/west-boylstons-lynn-babineau-paints-challenging-watercolors/ According to West Boylston's Lynn Babineau art is at once her passion, her disease and a cure. "It is the one constant that I have had my entire life," she remarks. She won her first ribbon at a second grade arts fair at a small Lutheran school on the shores of Lake Michigan. The rest, as they say, is history. "I consider myself fortunate that from kindergarten through high school I had the opportunity to have art as part of my early education," she says. The summer after high school is when she fell in love wither her medium of choice, watercolor, while studying in the Chicago area with artist Neal Kienitz. She went on an “arts hiatus,” so to speak, to raise a family early in her adulthood, but soo...

Watchusetts Reservoir Art Path

West Boylston, MA - February 1st, 2012

See the link for full article .......Lynn Babineau, a watercolor painter who recently joined the board of the Arts Foundation, said that bridge is exactly what she is looking for. “I just recently got back into it (painting),” Ms. Babineau said. “This is helping me to get going. I've done a couple of shows in Worcester, but nothing really big.” ....

WBAF Board Welcomes Lynn Babineau

West Boylston, MA - November 7th, 2011

WBAF Board Welcomes Lynn Babineau At the WBAF’s October Meeting, the positions of our current officers and directors including Sarah O’Connor, Carolynn Somma, Mark Baldi, Deb Corbett, and Bryan Fancy, were renewed. With one vacancy open due to the retirement of former Superintendent Tom Kane, the Board accepted the application of West Boylston artist and resident Lynn Babineau to join the Board. Lynn Babineau works primarily in watercolor, watercolor collage and miniature watercolor portraits on ivory. Lynn grew up in northwest Indiana where here early education encouraged creativity and sparked her passion for art. While still in school she received a scholarship to study with artist Neil Kienitz who introduced her to watercolor painting. More recently, Lynn has studied with author and teacher, Gerald Brommer, where she learned the technique of watercolor colla...