Sumi-e is a form of rapid and spontaneous ink painting, in which the brush is felt to be an extension of the artist’s spirit and energy.
Shelburne artist Roslyn Levin has been painting in this Japanese brushstroke style for nearly 30 years, primarily wildlife subjects, and this year she was the recipient of two international awards.
Roslyn also teaches the technique and can be seen working at her studio at Dragonfly Arts in Orangeville.
She currently has a solo exhibition at the Curiosity House gallery in Creemore, until December 3.
Visit her web site: www.artbyroslyn.on.ca
To see Roslyn’s work:
- launch the slide show below
- then click the FULL SCREEN button.
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