Lindsay Stripling

San Francisco based artist Lindsay Stripling reinterprets old photographs in her watercolors. In her latest series, she has filled in her signature blank faces with landscapes from vintage National Geographic photographs of National Parks. There is something so sadly solemn but beautiful about each of these portraits and I can’t help but crave more of her work.

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(Lindsay Stripling’s work available for purchase here)

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  1. ALICE wrote:

    LOVE IT!

    Kisses from Italy dear

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  2. amazing art work!!

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  3. Jack Fazer wrote:

    Great idea to use landscapes in the faces! I love it!

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  4. Saz wrote:

    So unusual… in a really awesome, wish I had thought of it way!

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  5. Namrata wrote:

    Great work. Inspiring.

    Namrata
    http://seasoncheck.blogspot.com

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  6. Riana wrote:

    These are fascinating and haunting. Such lovely work. Thank you for posting!

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  7. Avery wrote:

    What I love about these photos is that they made me think about what I was looking at. It’s as if each woman reflects something different- where do they come from? What do they want in life? Thank you for providing a blog post that allows readers to do more than just look at photos.

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    5.21.14
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  8. Yuri wrote:

    my first association was with Francis Bacon. beautiful works!

    6.7.14
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  9. Love the mysterious landscape faces and found-photo feel <3

    -Clare

    http://www.clareceleste.com

    6.17.14
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