Kate Abney of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles Magazine blog: Her acrylics-on-canvas, especially, are vivid, intricate and pleasing to the eye, but the examples shown here are only two of many that have recently captured me. Lindsey works mostly on commission and specializes in media such as acrylic, oil and charcoal. Even her wedding portraits are imbued with energy and seem to tell very interesting stories. Lindsey posts her works—and the stories behind their making—on her blog, which is without a doubt one of my favorite new places on the net
Eric Charr – CARE Goodwill Ambassador and CBS Fitness Expert: Want to give a shout out to the lovely Ms. Tina Steele Lindsey. This woman puts her whole heart into her art.
Joshua Addison – Tool Room Gallery Ventura, CA: Your painting titled Distraction draws me in.
Johnny Henny – WBGallerySoHo: I like your abstracts!
Mike Morgan – Professor, College Administrator: I still see your paintings in my head!
C. Maike Caudle, ASID, IIDA: Always unexpected. Always amazing. Her thoughts and passion behind her art has provoked a wonderful working relationship and I know she is the first person I call when I am in need. Versatile and talented, Tina Steele Lindsey is an extraordinary artist and professional.
Roger W. Gardner – writer: Your work is fantastic. I especially love Calm 1 and Happiness. Calm 1 is poignant and immense. And Happiness is unique, rich and classically beautiful.
Laura Mercurio Ebohon – writer/poet: I love your art, every time I look at your paintings they make me wish I had the right words to transpose them into verses!
Van Gogh believed your profession is not what brings home your paycheck. Your profession is what you were put on earth to do. With such passion and such intensity that it becomes spiritual in calling.
Here you will find a bit of information and a sampling of work by fine artist Tina Steele Lindsey. Tina works mainly in abstraction and figurative work using traditional methods. Updated information may be found on her blog. Thank you for your interest!