Wednesday

How to paint a white kitchen floor

October 27, 2004
San Francisco Chronicle
Lynne solves a Design Dilemma - how to deal with a white kitchen floor. Think painting that white vinyl is an easy cheap option? Think again.

Monday

Hearts in San Francisco

Here/Not Here

This giant fiberglass heart was painted by Lynne Rutter as part of the Hearts in San Francisco project. The two faces represent the moment just before and after death, and reflects on the loss of a close friend to AIDS.
This piece has been sold via auction to an anonymous collector. The money raised from this project benefits San Francisco General Hospital.
These pictures were taken at Crissy Field in July, 2004.
The heart also enjoyed some time in Civic Center Plaza during the summer.

Friday

Paris Ceiling featured in Traditional Building Magazine

The detailed process of ornamenting a 900 square foot ceiling in the new Paris Casino Resort Hotel in Las Vegas, is outlined in the article "Vegas Hotel Gambles on Classical Design..." by Nicole V. Gagne
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including photos of the work in progress!


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Published in Traditional Building Magazine , June 2004

Monday

East Bay Home and Design


February 2004
"Faux finishes are truly appealing" by Kristine M. Carber

My work in this historic Diablo, CA home is featured in East Bay Home and Design magazine. In this entry the I painted the checkerboard floor by adjusting the size and shape of each diamond, just a bit, to compensate for an extremely crooked hallway. The house's original faux bois finishes were also cleaned and restored and in some places re-created to match the original.

photo by by Bernardo Grijalva



Lynne Profiled in Artist's Magazine


February, 2004
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Here is a very kind profile of me in The Artist's Magazine
"Scaling The Wall" by Jennifer Ball.





Friday

Murals featured in Decorative Artist's Workbook

Another thrilling exposé of me and my work:
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"Walls of Wonder" by Lorraine Crouch, published in the Decorative Artist's Workbook, January 2004.