LYN BELISLE is a multidisciplinary artist embracing encaustic painting, earthenware, digital imagery, sculpture, textiles and found objects.
Her artwork explores synchronistic shards of meaning through collage, clay, fiber, and assemblage. She teaches nationally and internationally, most recently in Santa Fe, Provincetown, Washington State, Taos, and Ireland, inspiring creativity and connection through storytelling, mixed media, and collaborative discovery.
New! OBJECTS OF DEVOTION : A Twelve-Month Practice in Making Meaning
Please join me in a monthly self-paced exploration of vessels, altars, talismans, and story objects, shaped through attention, care, and personal meaning.
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Tokens and Talismans, the third Objects of Devotion Workshop
Just $27 with Lifetime Access

We all collect small things that carry stories—a shell from a favorite beach, a weathered key, a scrap of handwritten paper, a feather found on a meaningful day. In this workshop, those treasured fragments become the heart of personal talismans and devotional collections that celebrate memory, hope, gratitude, and connection.

You'll create two versatile projects. The first is a small magnetic collage talisman that can be worn as a pin, displayed in a frame, or attached to a devotional assemblage. The second is a larger fiber-and-found-object talisman that may hang on a wall, rest on a shelf, or be worn as a personal amulet.

No special artistic skills are required—only curiosity and a willingness to gather, reflect, and create.
Open for Enrollment: The second workshop in the Objects of Devotion Series: The Listening Vessel
Just $27 with lifetime access.

In The Listening Vessel workshop, we’ll create contemplative mixed-media vessel forms that become places of quiet presence — objects that receive stories, absorb meaning, and offer space for things to rest. Some of these stories are remembered clearly. Others arrive only as fragments, feelings, symbols, or impressions. The vessel does not ask them to be complete. It simply makes room for them to exist.

Using humble and accessible materials such as plaster gauze, cheesecloth, paper, wire, acrylic medium, tissue, collage, and found objects, we’ll build vessels that feel ancient, weathered, symbolic, and deeply personal. Rather than focusing on technical perfection, the workshop invites you into a process of discovery, layering, intuition, and quiet reflection. Unlike some of my previous workshops, we will not be using encaustic medium in this class. I wanted to simplify the process and make the workshop accessible to everyone using lightweight, affordable, and easy-to-find studio materials while still retaining the layered, poetic qualities that inspire my work.
Ready for Enrollment: First in the OBJECTS OF DEVOTION Series:
KEEPER OF FRAGMENTS - available now for just $27

This Keeper of Fragments is created from the pieces we carry—papers saved, images remembered, and materials that hold meaning. These are the things that stay with us, often quietly, asking to be gathered rather than discarded. In this process, we begin by honoring those fragments as part of our creative history.
In my Teachable self-paced classes, students learn to embrace the fragments of meaning around them, transforming them into powerful visual stories.