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Lorraine Simonds

Squamish, British Columbia

Lorraine is an International Brand Ambassador for Rockwell Art Canada, an Exhibiting Member of the Federation of Canadian Artists, and serves as a Juror in the 5th Annual Women in Watercolor International Juried Competition. Her work is featured in private collections across North America and Southeast Asia. Lorraine's professional background in hospitality involving branding, marketing, photography and graphic design, combined with her adult education in biblical counselling, travels and extensive volunteer work, uniquely shapes her approach to portraiture. Her work captures the essence of our shared humanity, conveying the beauty and struggles that unite us all.

Her distinctive approach and diverse experiences enable her to create emotive and moving portraits, making her a standout artist in her field.
My art is a dialogue between contrasts – light and dark, clarity and obscurity, emotional tension and relief. Rooted in my Chinese heritage and Western upbringing, each portrait delves beyond mere likeness to capture the essence of mood and feeling. My creative process is deeply human-centric, drawing from personal interactions.

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Collection: Portraits

Collection: Florals

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Begonia with the Wind
Begonia with the Wind
20x16in, C$1,000
Watercolour and Silver
Pigment on Cotton Paper
mounted on Cradled Panel
Perplexed but not Despairing
Perplexed but not Despairing
20x16in, C$1,200
Watercolour on Cotton Paper
mounted on Cradled Panel
Last Few Standing
Last Few Standing
16x12in, C$1,000
Watercolour on Mounted
Cotton Paper on Cradled Panel
Struck Down But Not Destroyed
Struck Down But Not Destroyed
20x13.75in, Sold
Watercolour on Cotton Paper
mounted on Cradled Panel and
sealed in wax