Cheryl Bentyne was the lead soprano on the jazz-rock vocal harmony quartet Manhattan Transfer, arguably one of the greatest singing combos of the last few generations. Her group and solo work has earned her ten Grammy Awards, a wall of gold and platinum record awards, and worldwide acclaim.
And now, after Manhattan Transfer completed its 50-year run, Cheryl has found a new creative avenue. Instead of painting musical notes with her voice, she now paints eclectic shapes and themes with lamps.
Let me introduce you to her website, Shady Lady Lytzz. And these are some of her creations.
This is incredible. It’s almost like she took art and jazz and soldered them together into one physical entity.
This is creativity on a new level. Taking utilitarian lamps and illuminating them with brilliant, decoratively painted shades. Perfect for any modern or retro home decor.
Cheryl just opened her website, and you should visit it. Check out these lamps. They are stunning. Absolutely stunning. And they will make perfect gifts for that special someone in your life.
The website, once again, is shadyladylytzz.com.
Chuck The Writer 