She has taken an equine sculpture workshop from Gwen Reardon and one from Kathleen Freidenberg and Anne Frey, all at the Kentucky Horse Park, and a stone sculpture workshop from Annie Pasikov in Colorado. In 1999, Lynda took workshops or classes in mold-making and resin casting, patinas, drawing and painting. These latest skills have been nurtured so Lynda can broaden her artwork into other media and explore different styles of work. She also plans to add fine art acrylic to the media in which she produces sculpture, and possibly produce prints of her paintings at some point. There's so much to learn, and so many ways to be creative with various media.
Art is endlessly fascinating.
I don't see how I could ever get tired of my work when there's always something new to learn or explore. Lynda Sappington's work is internationally collected, and has been in galleries from California to Ohio. One notable international award she has won is the Joel Meisner Company Foundry Award from the American Academy of Equine Art in their Fall Showcase in 1998 at the Kentucky Horse Park. All Rights Reserved. No copying or reproduction in any manner is allowed without the express permission of the artist.