Lynn Waltke’s favorite theme is realism, including a focus on birds, wildlife, botanicals, abstracts, and miniatures. She believes, “fine art belongs everywhere: where we work, where we play, in our homes and in our everyday experience.”

She uses a vast array of media: oils, watercolor, colored pencil, acrylic, pen & ink, graphite, and clay.

Lynn has lived in Tucson off and on since 1951. She finds the Sonoran Desert an exciting place to observe nature and to paint it.

MEDIA COVERAGE:

American Art Collector Magazine, March Issue 2025
Collector's Focus: Women Artists
In March 2025, American Art Collector shines a spotlight on some of the most talented women artists working today.
Ad on page 38:

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Southwest Art Magazine, Oct/Nov Issue 2023
Title: There’s Magic in the Night
Media: Colored pencil, watercolor, ink, on Canson Mi Teintes pastel board.
Dimensions: 12 3/4 X 11

Nurturing Nature
Western Art Collector featured the Art Show Preview "Nurturing Nature" about Artists for Conservation Festival 2019. Lynn Waltke's "Death By Beauty, Casques, Poachers, Traffickers" appeared on page 101. An ad on the next page featured her oil "Home Is Where the Heart Is”.

Flying the Nest
Flying the Nest by John O'Hern, an article under Winged Creatures: Art of the Bird apppeared in the August 2019 issue of Western Art Collector magazine, pages 76 - 80. Lynn Waltke is quoted on page 80, and her Chance Encounter, an oil of three ladder-backed woodpeckers is on page 78.