Lynn Di Nino (born January 5, 1945) is an American artist residing in Tacoma, Washington.

[2] Raised by a single mother of five who worked as a waitress, she collected many throw-aways in order to create her art projects.

[3] Lynn became a full-time artist after a recession lay-off at Seattle Mental Health where she worked as a recreational therapist.

[4] She is known for her whimsical animal sculpture with a welded steel skeleton created from fabric or concrete, often incorporating found objects.

[5] She also works with recycled materials on projects involving social and political observations.