Howitt is an artist much more in the tradition of Abstract Expressionism and Color Field painting, judging from the sense of chromatic nuance, subtle gestures, and above all, lyricism that makes her compositions so exhilarating. There is an openness to them that creates an extraordinary resonance, as though the painter were tuned into some celestial symphony no one else can hear; perhaps emanating from that "inner world" of which she speaks.
Byron Coleman, Gallery & Studio NY

Howitt is an emerging contemporary artist whose work has received critical acclaim in Australia for its richly emotive and graceful appeal. At the heart of each of Howitt's abstract creations is a deep appreciation of her environment.
Sarah Greenaway, Harvest Marketing

Soul, is a collection of stunning artworks which they say “connect on a deeper level and convey emotions”.
Australian Photography Magazine

The images are beautiful and unique – soft, gentle, emotive portrayals of the sea.
Emma Nicholas, North Shore Times

Admire the lush, dream-like painting in Seduced by the Sea
Unwind snippet, Sydney Morning Herald

Artist Lynda Howitt says that the sea can provide a way to draw out and simplify emotion. Through her current exhibition she provides a way to make that connection through her paintings. She has captured the many moods and colours of the sea in striking but simple work.
Kate Crawford, Arts Reporter Mosman Daily

These paintings of feelings entwined with mystery represent a true form of self expression of some of the innermost feelings of one’s soul. Intimate artworks like these reach out and touch the viewer, resonating with their own experience.
The Bathers’ Pavilion (on Soul exhibition)

This artists let her inner voice speak to her visually and the result is 'Soul', a collection of stunning artworks which connect on a deeper level and convey emotions. The large format paintings on display are abstract works of texture and colour, based on the sea, sky and symbolism.
Australian Art Review

Howitt has the panache and confidence that we all either secretly or openly desire to possess. She is passionate about living life to the full and inspiring others to do the same. Her paintings are inspiring, mysterious, sensual and intimate. She draws on her love of life, the sea and her soul for inspiration. Having her first exhibition in 2005, she has been recognised as an up and coming artist from Australia. Her work adorns the walls of galleries across Australia, Europe and the UK.
Susan Chiera, Editor The Geraldton Guardian

Soul was her latest work. An amazing collection of large paintings touching the very essence of our inner being. Lynda Howitt certainly had people opening their hearts.
Sean Prum, freelance journalist

Howitt, 36 left Australia’s most lucrative art competition last night $150,000 richer. Her work expressed “the passion and spontaneity of Sydney”
Sunanda Cragh, Journalist The Sydney Morning Herald

“It’s such a powerful image – everyone in the street can understand it.”
Benjamin Jung, Signature of Sydney competition organizer