Inside the Studio

Visit with Erin Lynn Welsh

Artist Erin Lynn Welsh working on two floral paintings.

Step inside Erin Lynn Welsh's studio as she prepares for her two-person exhibition, Give and Take.

Started in Los-Angeles, and finished in Brooklyn, Erin's newest series of saturated floral landscapes meditate on California’s diverse terrain and explore our innate relationship with nature.

Artist Erin Lynn Welsh sitting on a chair in her studio, surrounded by floral paintings.

Artist Erin Lynn Welsh's studio filled with colorful floral paintings.

Paintbrushes, tubes of paint and a palette in Artist Erin Lynn Welsh's studio.

Artist Erin Lynn Welsh working on two large floral paintings in her studio.

With a particular interest in color relationships, these paintings express the subtleties of each season: winter’s emerald green, early spring’s radiant yellow, late spring’s dusty lavender, and summer’s ochre and umber, with the California heat burning through its luscious foliage.

Artist Erin Lynn Welsh working on a blue, orange, purple and black painting.

Artist Erin Lynn Welsh mixing paint in her studio.

Artist Erin Lynn Welsh holding up a palette knife covered in colorful paint.

Paints in a bucket in front of two colorful floral paintings in artist Erin Lynn Welsh's studio.

These recorded colors are layered with and interpreted into, the artist’s own visions: fluorescent sunsets, pockets of vivid wildflowers, and Seussian evergreen cypress trees.