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Artwork by William Lum
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#343 Rainbow Bridge by William Lum

#504 Sill's Farm by William Lum

#357 Mason by William Lum

#513 Girl with Chicken by William Lum

#421 Great Blue Heron by William Lum

#449 Memory by William Lum

#334 Nimbus Flat 2 by William Lum

#414 Henningsen Lotus Park by William Lum

#332 Bridgeport Shell by William Lum

#220 Tower Bridge by William Lum

#235 Hummingbird by William Lum

#270 High Hand Koi 4 by William Lum

#273 Rio Vista Bridge by William Lum

#287 Quarry Park by William Lum

#320 Powerhouse to Lake Natoma Crossing by William Lum

#437 Miner's Ravine by William Lum

#237 Negro Bar by William Lum

#330 Milkshake by William Lum

#328 Lotus Park Trail by William Lum

#374 Kitten by William Lum

#430 UC Davis Arboretum by William Lum

#524 Snooks by William Lum

#778 Quarters B by William Lum

#215 Tower Theater by William Lum
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About William Lum
Finding my family is how I got started into watercolor painting. I found my birth parents at age 40 and when I spoke the father I never knew, he told me about my family history including my great uncle, who was a famous watercolorist. Sometime later I stumbled upon a cheap watercolor paint set and was wondering if I could paint since my great uncle painted. So my neighborhood street corner in Sunnyvale, CA, was the subject in my first painting attempt in December 1993, which I titled Suburbia #1. Much to my surprise there was a major positive reaction from friends about my experiment at painting and so I kept painting. In April 1998, I made the decision to quit art entirely so that I could devote more time to my family and work.
After 17 years of no art, in 2015, now retired, kids gone, and newly moved into Placer County, I realized I have the time to pursue my watercolor painting again. Thus I have started watercolor painting again which much of the same intention of capturing images from my day to day life experience and new region of Placer County.
As a counter negativity in this world, I hope my paintings will enable people to see what is beautiful around them and to realize there is much joy in many simple things.
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