Strokes by Red * Red (Linda Harrison) Abstract Artist

Transform Any Space with Strokes by Red’s Contemporary Abstracts

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“Art is an extraordinary world with unlimited boundaries, opening doors to imagination, creativity and spirit. This is my world.”

~Red (Linda Harrison)

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Strokes by Red Paintings – Imagination, Creativity, Spirit – Your Space Deservers Great Art

Strokes by Red offers Vibrant, Colorful and Expressive Contemporary Abstracts and Paintings

Vibrant colors, different textures and unique, fluid movements are elements in Red’s original acrylic and oil paintings.

Integral to Red’s artwork is her love of and connection to Nature and Music. She says, “Both evoke sensory experiences, feelings and emotions that awaken my creativity and free my human spirit”

To connect with her audience, Red writes a unique short story for each painting.

Red says that her art is an adventure, at times daring, whimsical, passionate, and challenging; but always expressive.

Abstract art allows her to freely express her creative spirit with imagination not bound by reality.

“Art is a voice – let it speak” ~Rochelle Carr

What Collectors are saying about Red’s Abstracts

“I love Red’s work. She is passionate and it shows in her paintings. I love that every painting has a story. Can’t wait to add to my collection.” ~ Paula Myer, Longwood, FL

“I am over the moon. I just received your paintings; and they are even better than the pictures. I am so excited; I can’t wait to put them up. Your talent is incredible. I can’t wait for my friends to see my newest acquisitions!” ~Lisa Erwin, Huntsville, AL

“Honestly, I could turn my house into a Red Gallery!” ~ John Prentice, Denver, CO

“Gorgeous colors that come to life! Awesome!” ~Traci Jones, Oviedo, FL

“She has a God given artistic vision that flows thru her brushes with the compassion that is reflected on her canvas.” ~Richard and Debbie Forrest, Lake Mary, Fl