In her first career, Lucinda Yates transformed herself from an aspiring high fashion costume jewelry designer to a hugely successful Artrepreneur, selling millions of pieces of unique wearable art and raising both social awareness and more than 30 million dollars for non-profit organizations.
 
Now Lucinda creates fine art that celebrates the world and people around her. She explores the human condition, often uncommonly combining elements to highlight contrasts and stretch the viewers experience. Her paintings can range from abstract or surreal to impressionist or realism.  Each piece is an expression of curiosity and may veer off into a whole new series of work. 
 
She recently moved to Ojai from Maine and enjoys the endless beautiful weather and access to nature. 

 

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Lucinda Yates Painter

City Living

Oil

Richard9

Monotype

Lovers

Oil

Lucinda Yates 12 Minute Expressionist Zoom Portrait/Jill

12 Minute Expressionist Zoom Portrait/Jill

watercolor and gouache

Lucinda Yates 12 Minute Expressionist Zoom Portrait/Sarah

12 Minute Expressionist Zoom Portrait/Sarah

watercolor and gouache

Lucinda Yates 12 Minute Expressionist Zoom Portrait/Larry

12 Minute Expressionist Zoom Portrait/Larry

watercolor and gouache

Lucinda Yates Zoom Portrait Series "Gayel", WC6x9_Paper

Zoom Portrait Series “Gayel”, WC6x9_Paper

Lucinda Yates 12 Minute Expressionist Zoom Portrait/Gia

12 Minute Expressionist Zoom Portrait/Gia

watercolor and gouache

Lucinda Yates 12 Minute Expressionist Zoom Portrait/Jim

12 Minute Expressionist Zoom Portrait/Jim

watercolor and gouache

Yates-Lucinda-Solitude-acrylic-12×48

Lucinda Yates: Code Blue, Acrylic on canvas 12X48

Code Blue

I have challenged myself to see past the symbols and names which we use to claim recognition for what’s in front of us. I see a divide between labels and reality. I have deliberately altered the model to challenge myself to mend this divide. Do you see a man or woman? Can you imagine this person wearing different clothing, lipstick, dangling earrings or work boots? Each label distracts me from the person in front of me. I see you.”

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