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Lea Blankinship, artist

"After Rain"

private collection


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Lifelong Painter


Commission Lea Blankinship to paint directly for you.



After two successful decades practicing interior design, Lea dug deeper to the roots of personal stories 

she now paints on canvas.

Her experience as a journalist in mass media sharpened her skill to create intriguing pieces in ink, oils and acrylics.

Lea invites you to

open the mysterious door of art.

Surround yourself with love and the beauty brought by your senses. The stories they tell 

are marvelous reflections of the Spirit within.



Choose products from LWBSTUDIOS.com that beckon you. 





"Victorious Eye"

This privately collected painting tells the story of someone who worked for "the man" and almost died.  Her throat tightened minute by minute, as she was sliced by  "the man" and his minions, over and over and over again.  She was so tired from the waltz of wounds, she began to shake. One day as his First Mate held the crew below, The Captain began another tirade against his select audience of one. 

She was berated, bound and tossed into the sea.  

And...then, 

miracles happened.  Ropes fell from her ankles and wrists. She pushed from the bottom and breathed bubbles, like a mermaid, to the top. She laughed while dodging the flaming darts splashing on the surface. She was free.
She swam to a shore where she was met with warm sands, smiles and song. She stopped shaking. 

A banquet was set, wine poured and candles were aglow. She was given a seat and handed palette and pen. She listened as stories flowed and glasses clinked. She watched the sea as something washed swiftly to its edge. In exhaustion, he crouched and coughed to catch his breath. She walked closer. He met her eye. He began to cry, “the man”, The former Captain, lost at sea. She handed him a towel, and invited him to dine.


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