​Art and nature have been at the heart of Lynne’s life for as long as she can remember. Captivated by the beauty, colours, textures and intricate details of the natural world, she finds endless inspiration in the landscapes, wildlife and quiet moments that often go unnoticed. For Lynne, painting is not simply about creating an image; it is a way of connecting with nature, expressing creativity and finding a sense of calm and wellbeing.

In 2009, Lynne fulfilled her lifelong dream of becoming a full-time professional artist. Over the past 20 years, her work has been exhibited extensively, and she is proud to have built a loyal following of collectors around the world.

More recently, Lynne’s own experiences with health challenges inspired her to explore a new direction. Finding it difficult to access the support she needed to understand the underlying causes of her health issues, she became increasingly interested in the relationship between nutrition, lifestyle and overall wellbeing. This personal journey led her to qualify as a Nutrition and Wellness Coach, with a desire to help others feel heard, supported and empowered to take a more informed approach to their health.

Lynne now brings together her two passions: the healing potential of creativity and nature, and the transformative benefits of understanding and nurturing our health. Whether through art coaching, nutrition and wellness coaching, or a combination of both, her aim is to help people reconnect with themselves, discover what supports their wellbeing and find greater balance in their lives.

“I believe our mind and body are deeply interconnected, and that looking after one can have a positive impact on the other. Creativity, painting and spending time in nature can offer a valuable opportunity to slow down, reduce stress and reconnect with ourselves. These experiences may help support the body’s natural relaxation response, while good nutrition and healthy lifestyle choices provide another important foundation for wellbeing. By bringing these elements together, I hope to help people nurture both their physical and emotional health, finding a more balanced and fulfilling way of life.”

Awards

• Finalist in the DSWF Artist of the year 2017

• WINNER of the Derek Davis award 2012, Arundel gallery trail Visitors favourite artist

• Commended finalist in the SAA artist of the year 2010 competition

• Finalist in the BBC WILDLIFE ARTIST OF THE YEAR 2010 with 'Nothing to do' and 'Sunday lie in'

• TWASI gold award winner 2017

• Finalist again in 2011 with 'Here comes trouble'.

• WINNER of the Christmas card design for Highbury College and the National year of reading.

• A highly commended award from the Portsmouth museum for 'No more to give· in 2008.