LYNDA BUNNELL

Rooted Light

12” × 36” | Original Mixed-Media Painting

Rooted Light explores the quiet persistence of the natural world. A delicate botanical form rises through layers of turquoise, weathered cream, deep blue, and earthy rust, while a faint compass fragment suggests direction, memory, and the passage of time.

Built through layers of texture, translucent color, and softly worn markings, the painting has the feeling of an artifact shaped by water and age. Its tall, narrow format brings a graceful architectural presence to spaces where a traditional horizontal painting may not fit.

Presented in a warm gold floater frame and ready to hang.

These titles also work beautifully together: Rooted Light holds the earthbound, botanical energy, while Sunward Flight carries the eye upward and outward.

Sunward Flight

12” × 36” | Original Mixed-Media Painting

In Sunward Flight, a solitary bird and a glowing rust-colored sun, suspended above an atmospheric passage of turquoise, cream, and warm earth tones. Faint handwritten fragments emerge and disappear beneath the surface, suggesting messages carried across time.

Layered textures and distressed passages give the painting the character of an ancient, weathered document, while the upward movement of the bird introduces a feeling of freedom, possibility, and quiet determination.

Presented in a warm gold floater frame and ready to hang.

These titles also work beautifully together: Rooted Light holds the earthbound, botanical energy, while Sunward Flight carries the eye upward and outward.

Wing Prayer
12” × 12”
Original Mixed Media Painting

Wing Prayer celebrates the delicate beauty and quiet energy of the natural world. A luminous dragonfly hovers beneath a softly glowing orb, its translucent blue-violet wings creating a striking contrast against a richly layered field of chartreuse, gold, and flashes of violet.

Slender botanical forms rise through the composition while fragments of handwriting and weathered marks drift beneath the surface. Layers of paint, texture, and abrasion give the piece a sense of age and history, as though the image has been discovered rather than newly created.

There is something both earthly and ethereal about Wing Prayer—a small moment of stillness, transformation, and light captured between one movement and the next.

Marsh Light
12” × 12”
Original Mixed Media Painting

Marsh Light captures the hushed atmosphere of wetlands at the edge of day, when water and sky reflect one another and familiar forms seem to emerge slowly from the landscape.

Built through layers of color, texture, and weathered marks, the surface suggests a place shaped by water and time. Subtle fragments of script and organic imagery appear and disappear within the painting, creating a sense of history beneath the surface rather than a literal view of the marsh.

Quiet and contemplative, Marsh Light is less about a specific landscape than the feeling of being there—the stillness, reflected light, and fleeting beauty found where land and water meet.

Hidden Meadow
12” × 12”
Original Mixed Media Painting

Hidden Meadow evokes a landscape discovered rather than described—a quiet place where warm earth, fading light, and traces of the natural world overlap.

A solitary jackrabbit emerges from layers of rust, coral, ochre, and soft turquoise, sitting beneath a weathered golden orb. Delicate botanical forms, fragments of handwriting, and wandering linear marks move in and out of the surface, giving the painting the feeling of an old field journal or a memory preserved over time.

The rabbit remains still and watchful while the richly layered ground seems to shift around it. Hidden Meadow is an intimate celebration of those fleeting encounters with the wild—the moment you notice something quietly watching you from a place you almost passed by.

Shore Light
12” × 12”
Original Mixed Media Painting

Shore Light captures that quiet moment when water, sky, and light seem to merge. Layers of luminous blue, turquoise, and weathered indigo create an atmospheric shoreline, while a solitary gull stands beneath a pale, glowing moon.

Faint script, botanical forms, and distressed markings emerge through the painted surface like fragments of memory—suggesting a place that feels both familiar and imagined. Subtle warm undertones break through the cool blues, adding depth and the sense of a surface shaped by time and weather.

Part painting and part visual artifact, Shore Light reflects the stillness of the coast without describing a specific place. It is a small, intimate work about light, water, and the quiet presence of the natural world.