Illuminata

Thanks for doing the show at Summerhill; it was a pleasure and an honor
to have you at our Winery.

“We definitely are enjoying your artwork, we just love it”

“Louise’s work is astonishing.  Just when you think you’ve got her pegged as a landscape artist, she turns around and does beautiful still and wildlife paintings.  Versatile and gently helpful.  Loved the painting she did for me.”

Inspiring Art, captivating the warmth of the natural resources of Kelowna, variety and range of work imagination and something powerful.

Your painting resides over the fireplace where it looks great.

We love our paintings.  It sits on the l wall above a staircase that looks perfect there!

“I have purchased numerous paintings from Louise throughout the years.  The room absolutely comes to life once Louise’s artwork is hung and then there is such a story to tell.  Each piece has a unique story and sharing that story with others simply never gets old.  She paints the most romantic, vibrant, beautiful creations.  Her work is stunning.  It is always a pleasure showcasing Louise’s artwork in our home.  The compliments are endless.  Louise is exceptionally talented.”

This is the perfect learning atmosphere. And if advanced to enjoy the atmosphere. Highly recommend -it was a spectacular workshop and a lot of fun.

After seeing the painting on the cover of the Okanagan Fall Wine Festival, we went online to discover more about the artwork of Louise Lambert and proceeded to visit her at her studio for an up close and personal impression.  For a long time we had been looking for a painting that would grace our home with the wine country, we are so lucky to live in. Louise fulfilled our dream by painting ¨Symphonie Champêtre¨ in which she has captured the warm earthy tones of the vineyards with its ever-changing glows against the majestic background the Okanagan Mountains and lake suggest.  It is with great pride and enthusiasm that we welcome our dream come true!

“Thanks so much for all your inspiration to get our dream painting to canvas”