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Lynda Todd holding the Canadian Council of the Blind calendar that features her award winning art piece, Blossom, on the front cover.

Lynda Todd is an accomplished award-winning Canadian artist whose work explores the beauty of nature and the importance of accessibility in art. Legally blinded colour-blind, she is an advocate for inclusion, Lynda creates textured, tactile artworks that allow both sighted and visually impaired audiences to engage with her pieces. She is best known for her “Migration: Land, Air & Sea” series, which highlights the fragility and majesty of migrating and endangered species such as Salmon and the Monarch Butterfly.  She is presently working on the series continued developing works depicting the African Elephant, the Whooping Crane and the Sea Turtle.

Lynda’s work has been showcased in various exhibits, including her TAP: Please Touch Migration exhibit, designed to make art universally accessible with braille descriptions and large print signage. Her dedication to promoting awareness of environmental issues and creating inclusive art experiences has earned her recognition and grants from prestigious organizations such as the Ontario Arts Council. Lynda’s art continues to inspire conversations around conservation, accessibility, and the natural world.

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Lynda wearing sunglasses working on a canvas while being interviewed by Lance Anderson.
Peterborough This Week published the story on the front page when I won the Spirit of the Hills Fine Art First Place Award!

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Lynda holding the International Art Exchange catalogue that that artworks Triumph was published in.
"Triumph" was published in the 35th Annual International Exchange Art catalogue, Seoul, Korea. It was distributed to a variety of countries.
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