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Immerse yourself in the enchanting visual symphony of "Purple Rain in the City” A mesmerizing mixed media painting created by Canadian Linda Diane Taylor. A celebration of color, emotion, and urban allure.

At first glance, the canvas is drenched in a rich tapestry of purples – from deep, regal hues to ethereal lavender shades – a nod to the influence of the iconic "Purple Rain." The cityscape comes alive under the artist's skilled hands, with skyscrapers reaching for the heavens, their surfaces adorned with glistening raindrops that capture and reflect the pulsating energy of the metropolis.

Linda incorporated Dewent Inktense watercolours, Faber-Castell Pitt Pens, India Ink and Golden Acrylics.
The interplay of light is a central theme, skillfully executed to capture the essence of urban life in the rain. Neon signs shimmer in the wet ambiance, casting a dynamic glow that dances across the surface, evoking the electric energy of a city caught in a nocturnal down...

Step into the vibrant world of Canadian artist Linda Diane Taylor and her partner, Kenny Lord! Linda has been creating art since 1985. In 2023, life took an unexpected turn for Kenny when a car hit him during a bike ride. While broken bones healed, concussion syndrome persisted. Undeterred, he embarked on a painting journey, drawing inspiration from Linda's designs. Completely self-taught, he developed his unique style. Linda's artistic journey began in the early '80s, when she painted Christmas scenes on the windows at MSA Hospital in Abbotsford, BC. Encouraged by Head Nurse Sadie Harper, Linda pursued formal education at the Fraser Valley Academy of Art in 1985, learning the techniques of the old masters under the guidance of Atelier...