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“Do your little bit of good where you are; it’s those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world.” --Desmond Tutu My commitment as an Artist is to bring hope and beauty into the world. As I cleaned up the litter on my adopted section of Sir Frances Drake, amid the food wrappers and alcohol containers, I came across a section of the San Francisco Chronicle. An interesting idea came to mind, to turn newspaper back into trees. Would this be reverse recycling? Hence, 'The Tree Chronicles' was born. Watercolor backgrounds are abstract and trees made from recycled newspaper contrast in slender solid lines, offering a gentle reminder that if we do not stop trashing the planet, trees will not grow from our garbage in the future. The overall result is an aesthetically alluring composition with a hidden message about protecting our forests. This piece is finished with two coats of archival satin varnish, creating a contemporary but natural look. The edges are finished with varnish as well, but left natural and often display drips of paint from the process. All works are Ready-to-Hang. ​ * Commissioned pieces using your color and size requests are available. Learn more about the Artist here: www.lindakleinart.com
“Do your little bit of good where you are; it’s those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world.” --Desmond Tutu My commitment as an Artist is to bring hope and beauty into the world. As I cleaned up the litter on my adopted section of Sir Frances Drake, amid the food wrappers and alcohol containers, I came across a section of the San Francisco Chronicle. An interesting idea came to mind, to turn newspaper back into trees. Would this be reverse recycling? Hence, 'The Tree Chronicles' was born. Watercolor backgrounds are abstract and trees made from recycled newspaper contrast in slender solid lines, offering a gentle reminder that if we do not stop trashing the planet, trees will not grow from our garbage in the future. The overall result is an aesthetically alluring composition with a hidden message about protecting our forests. This piece is finished with two coats of archival satin varnish, creating a contemporary but natural look. The edges are finished with varnish as well, but left natural and often display drips of paint from the process. All works are Ready-to-Hang. ​ * Commissioned pieces using your color and size requests are available. Learn more about the Artist here: www.lindakleinart.com
“Do your little bit of good where you are; it’s those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world.” --Desmond Tutu My commitment as an Artist is to bring hope and beauty into the world. As I cleaned up the litter on my adopted section of Sir Frances Drake, amid the food wrappers and alcohol containers, I came across a section of the San Francisco Chronicle. An interesting idea came to mind, to turn newspaper back into trees. Would this be reverse recycling? Hence, 'The Tree Chronicles' was born. Watercolor backgrounds are abstract and trees made from recycled newspaper contrast in slender solid lines, offering a gentle reminder that if we do not stop trashing the planet, trees will not grow from our garbage in the future. The overall result is an aesthetically alluring composition with a hidden message about protecting our forests. This piece is finished with two coats of archival satin varnish, creating a contemporary but natural look. The edges are finished with varnish as well, but left natural and often display drips of paint from the process. All works are Ready-to-Hang. ​ * Commissioned pieces using your color and size requests are available. Learn more about the Artist here: www.lindakleinart.com
“Do your little bit of good where you are; it’s those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world.” --Desmond Tutu My commitment as an Artist is to bring hope and beauty into the world. As I cleaned up the litter on my adopted section of Sir Frances Drake, amid the food wrappers and alcohol containers, I came across a section of the San Francisco Chronicle. An interesting idea came to mind, to turn newspaper back into trees. Would this be reverse recycling? Hence, 'The Tree Chronicles' was born. Watercolor backgrounds are abstract and trees made from recycled newspaper contrast in slender solid lines, offering a gentle reminder that if we do not stop trashing the planet, trees will not grow from our garbage in the future. The overall result is an aesthetically alluring composition with a hidden message about protecting our forests. This piece is finished with two coats of archival satin varnish, creating a contemporary but natural look. The edges are finished with varnish as well, but left natural and often display drips of paint from the process. All works are Ready-to-Hang. ​ * Commissioned pieces using your color and size requests are available. Learn more about the Artist here: www.lindakleinart.com
“Do your little bit of good where you are; it’s those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world.” --Desmond Tutu My commitment as an Artist is to bring hope and beauty into the world. As I cleaned up the litter on my adopted section of Sir Frances Drake, amid the food wrappers and alcohol containers, I came across a section of the San Francisco Chronicle. An interesting idea came to mind, to turn newspaper back into trees. Would this be reverse recycling? Hence, 'The Tree Chronicles' was born. Watercolor backgrounds are abstract and trees made from recycled newspaper contrast in slender solid lines, offering a gentle reminder that if we do not stop trashing the planet, trees will not grow from our garbage in the future. The overall result is an aesthetically alluring composition with a hidden message about protecting our forests. This piece is finished with two coats of archival satin varnish, creating a contemporary but natural look. The edges are finished with varnish as well, but left natural and often display drips of paint from the process. All works are Ready-to-Hang. ​ * Commissioned pieces using your color and size requests are available. Learn more about the Artist here: www.lindakleinart.com
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Hope on the Horizon Collage

Linda Klein

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“Do your little bit of good where you are; it’s those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world.” --Desmond Tutu My commitment as an Artist is to bring hope and beauty into the world. As I cleaned up the litter on my adopted section of Sir Frances Drake, amid the food wrappers and alcohol containers, I came across a section of the San Francisco Chronicle. An interesting idea came to mind, to turn newspaper back into trees. Would this be reverse recycling? Hence, 'The Tree Chronicles' was born. Watercolor backgrounds are abstract and trees made from recycled newspaper contrast in slender solid lines, offering a gentle reminder that if we do not stop trashing the planet, trees will not grow from our garbage in the future. The overall result is an aesthetically alluring composition with a hidden message about protecting our forests. This piece is finished with two coats of archival satin varnish, creating a contemporary but natural look. The edges are finished with varnish as well, but left natural and often display drips of paint from the process. All works are Ready-to-Hang. ​ * Commissioned pieces using your color and size requests are available. Learn more about the Artist here: www.lindakleinart.com

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Size:18 W x 24 H x 1 D in

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Linda Klein, a nature-loving artist hailing from the Bay Area, California, embarks on a soulful journey that harmonizes realism and abstract expression. Unveiling her artistic flair in preschool, Linda's earliest creative adventures prompted her parents to enroll her in local art classes—a bid to save their home from toddler graffiti and nurture her burgeoning talent. Nestled in the wild beauty of West Marin since 2009, Linda draws inspiration from her surroundings. Her artistic evolution mirrors the diverse landscapes she calls home—ranging from detailed graphite drawings to vibrant, ecologically themed pieces infused with recycled collage elements. Linda's unique process involves mounting watercolor paper onto handcrafted wood panels which are often created by her equally talented woodworking husband. This technique imposes a modern eco-conscious approach that bypasses traditional framing. Linda's art is a personal reflection, resonating with the rhythms of nature. With an unwavering commitment to continuing her creative education and a dance between documentation and new realities, Linda Klein's journey is a deeply personal ode to the beauty of our planet. Contact Linda Klein from her website to set up a personalized Home Art Studio tour in her light and roomy space, rain or shine: www.lindakleinart.com

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