All artwork is for sale unless noted otherwise. For more information about purchasing artwork from this website, email, webbox@robinart.com. Robin's art is currently featured at Bluebell Studios & Gallery, as well as Clayton St Gallery. To visit her special sales at ebay, please click here. Want to leave comments for robin or have feedback on the website or her art? Interested in collaborating on an art project? Drop her a line at her new feedback page.

Incorporating concepts of Celtic design in a modern sense, robin finds inspiration in the lines, shapes, colors and forms of organic and manmade shapes from DNA spirals, curled ropes, to spiral staircases and sea stacks.

Her artwork has been featured on snowboard designs, large fiberglass sculptures, on print and electronic magazine publications, as well, as exhibits online and in physical galleries.

Having grown up in a family of crafty women (handcrafted arts including quilting, crochet, sewing, as well as poetry), she continues to find ways to incorporate mixed media and multiple media in her work. Saturday afternoons as a child were spent reading, writing, helping her grandmother piece quilts, or doing an assortment of craft kits or projects, from painting, making beads, spin art, to putting jigsaw puzzles together. Robin still enjoys putting things together or finding natural juxtapositions in photography.

Elements of sand, acrylic & metallic paint, oil pastel, metallic flakes, glitter, acrylic stones, glass beads, paper and tin have all made appearances in her paintings; in her photographs, she actively looks for the hidden in plain view. Robin continues to organize and coordinate exhibits for a variety of venues; her digital art includes elements of all things: she often uses her own photographs and scans of her paintings combined with new art only created online to bring together yet a new artwork. Robin continues to organize and coordinate exhibits for a variety of venues including online.

"...combines layers of acrylic paint, metallic flake and paint, glass beads, and sand to move away from representational art while exploring texture, movement, and color." -- Tate Center Gallery exhibit review

"Suggestion becomes a powerful tool to transport the winter weary to the tropics for a mental vacation... [her] trademarks are bright, intense tropical colors that move across the canvas and a quirky, humorous way of viewing the world..." --Athens Banner Herald article, 2/25/99, Stroke of spontaneity...

"What do you want people to get from your artwork? A temporary escape from reality ... to actually get lost in a moment, (and) spend some time with the work." --From, When you the see the world through art (interview)...

To find out the latest about robin's projects and exhibits, check out her art journal.

"...a creative artist seeking inspiration from the natural such as the light and shadow and architectural planes translating into vibrant color and textures on canvas and other mediums. Her work transcends dimensions with paints,metalics and other elements to communicate a context palpable enough to chew on." -- art reviewer

Her work can be found in several galleries in the Southeast; as well as private collections across the United States. For more information about purchasing artwork email her at webbox@robinart.com

Artwork

• Featured in online print & digital publications including The Athens Marquee, Athens Magazine, Blotter (SE Arts & Writing magazine), Artdeadlines/Artist of the Day, and Subter.com
• Inclusion in Georgia Artists Registry
• Honorable Mention, Ride Graphic Design Contest 2003 (Corporate worldwide event)
• Exhibits in a variety of regional and national exhibits work is held in private collections around the U.S.
• ---Painting
• ---Digital amp; 35 mm photography
• ---Mixed media/assemblage
• ----To see artwork, visit the galleries

Website development and design skills

• including HTML/CSS, Javascript, some PHP and Perl; Macromedia Studio (Dreamweaver, Flash, Fireworks, Illustrator), Adobe products(Photoshop, goLive), domain setup, a variety of digital imaging and graphic design software
• graphic design experience for reproduction on the web and/or print
• 2005, Winner of the Blue Sock Award, a peer review award in design for SPARC: Spark of Potential: Artists Reflect on Creativity (interviews with artists, writers, and creative souls)
• To see more projects, visit the portfolio

MISC

• Writer for the New Georgia Encyclopedia in the categories of arts and entertainment
• Peabody Award Faculty Committee member (Children's Television 2001, Radio (Documentaries 2004, Entertainment,2005)
• Metadata freelancing for digital photograph and map collection