Lynne Boyer was born in Allentown, Pennsylvania, and moved to Hawaii as a young child. Although her talent in art showed early in life through her skillful sketches and drawings, Boyer's aptitude in sports lead her into the world of professional surfing, earning her two consecutive World Championship Titles in 1978 and 1979. However, her interest in drawing and painting has never ceased. Through continuous practice, as well as the help of a few university courses and workshops from other established artists, Boyer became a successful painter. Her preferred medium is oil on canvas.  She works both outdoors on location (en plein-air) and in her studio.

For Lynne, painting is both fun and challenging. As a long-time islander, her mastery of realism radiates through her work and captures the "mana" (spirit / mood) of her subject, expressing the beauty, serenity, and power of our beautiful Hawaiian landscapes and seascapes. Boyer's paintings seldom fail to bring an emotional response from the viewer. Her passionate love of nature reflects in her vibrant use of color, values, brush work and compostional ability that render her paintings full of life.

As an established painter, Lynne Boyer has a growing list of clients from Hawaii, the mainland U.S.A and throughout the world. Her original paintings and reproductions of selected works are showing at various galleries throughout the Hawaiian Islands. Commissions are also welcome.

...and a few good pics:

Lynne Plein-Air Painting on the streets of Budapest, Hungary.

In action on the beach at "Leftovers" and "Rightovers", fun

North Shore surf-spots.

Lynne setting up for a "killer" Sunset Beach Barrel on Oahu's North

Shore. (Photo by Bernie Baker)

Backside "Off the lip" at Ali'i Beach, Hale'iwa on Oahu's North

Shore.