Linda Lee Foster

I have been a sailor, ski instructor and gardener in the Northwest for more than 30 years. While taking photographs and plein-air painting on the water, in the mountains and in my yard, art has become for me the meeting place of the trees, earth, rain, snow and sun. I am drawn to the outdoors and nature. I feel whole when I spend part of the day outdoors. This is my love.

I do not know where I am going, but I continue to be on my way and the windows are opening to help me understand my life symbols and energy and how I am going to impose them on my work.

My Giclée limited edition prints are a result of my plein-air painting and provide me a way to share my gift with others.

I have received awards in several international and national art exhibitions, and have been the featured artist at numerous one-woman shows, art galleries, museums and web sites throughout the United States. My paintings are included in private, corporate and public collections, and in the recently published book, Images of America, Snoqualmie Pass.

The Northwest Watercolor Society, The Women Artists of the West and The Women Painters of Washington have recognized my work and added me to their exclusive lists of signatory members.