March 30, 2021

Inspiration and Influence Drawn From Impressionism

Cyndy says herself that her work is neither Impressionism nor Realism nor Abstract, but rather a fusion of multiple forms. Although her work is unique and not drawn from any one style, Cyndy’s classic training and a rich legacy of artistic expression and innovation provides a foundation that has fueled her unique philosophy and development. […]

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March 26, 2021

Turning Heartbreak Into Hope: Cyndy’s Artistic Philosophy

Cyndy often says that so much of what she loves about being a painter is that she gets to connect with people on an extremely personal and visceral level through her artwork. A conversation about art cuts through the small talk and often inspires memorable discussions and personal relationships. So much of this is because […]

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April 20, 2021

Female Impressionist Artists You Should Know

In the days of the Impressionist art movement, female artists fought to push their artistic passions to the forefront, forging the path for modern artists like Cyndy to be able to produce artistic work. These women not only helped forge a way for artists today, they helped shape Impressionist art as a whole. Cyndy is grateful to them and their legacy so […]

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July 9, 2021

Life Lessons Learned From Being an Artist

Being an artist is a beautiful thing, and there are many life lessons to be learned from it. Cyndy’s personal journey as an artist has taught her a lot and she loves sharing her wisdom with her community and fellow artists. Here are some of the life lessons that Cyndy has learned from her journey […]

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April 23, 2021

The Scottsdale Art Walk: A Cherished Tradition

The Scottsdale Art Walk is a beloved local event that draws art enthusiasts from all over the country. Cyndy Carstens is an active member of the art community as an artist, gallery owner and Scottsdale Gallery Association board member, so she regularly opens her studio to visitors on this weekly night of celebration. If you’re curious […]

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