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Lynnda Rakos

Lynnda Rakos reimagines nostalgia through a lens of bold color and whimsical mid-century graphics.

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Montreal-born and Los Angeles-based, Lynnda Rakos brings a background in graphic design and children’s clothing illustration to her visual art practice. Her work draws heavily from mid-century design aesthetics, utilizing digital media alongside traditional acrylic and gouache paints to build vibrant, whimsical compositions. After training at Dawson College, she has developed a distinctive approach that bridges the gap between commercial illustration and fine art.

Visual voice

Rakos explores nostalgic pop art through bold colors and stylized interior scenes. Her portfolio frequently features vintage toy robots, expressive animals, and reflections on celebrity culture, all rendered with a playful, graphic sensibility.
Mid-Century Modern StyleVintage Toy RobotsBold Pop ArtStylized InteriorsWhimsical Animal PortraitsCelebrity Culture

Good to Know

What mediums does Lynnda Rakos use for her artwork?

Rakos works across both digital and traditional media, frequently employing acrylics and gouache to achieve her signature bold colors.

What are the recurring themes in her collection?

Her work often centers on nostalgic subjects including vintage toy robots, celebrity culture, expressive animals, and stylized interior scenes.

What is the artist's professional background?

Lynnda Rakos trained in graphic design at Dawson College and has professional experience as a children's clothing designer.

Has Lynnda Rakos exhibited her work publicly?

Yes, she recently held a solo exhibition titled '15 Minutes of Fame' at The MAIN in Santa Clarita, California.

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