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At 6:43am on September 6, 2009, Jan Houston said…: Hi Robin!! Omg, what a summer it has been :) Just now back to AFABW to find your messages. And I see your art expanding from ABQ. So happy you got to see Dana and family. Oregon was BEAUTIFUL! Will email you a fun musical pic show of our adventures. Just get my addo from Jen or Derek to request it :)

At 11:41am on June 29, 2009, Jan Houston said…: ... you may have seen me reading poetry in the video of the wedding :) Love your art slide show here, Robin! Such diversity, amazing!

At 11:37am on June 29, 2009, Jan Houston said…: Yes! It was at Dana's baby shower for my grandson Hunter that we met. btw, Godmother Jennifer just spent some lovely days with Dana and Hunter in Oregon, where he's in a summer program.

At 1:37pm on June 15, 2009, Jan Houston said…: Hi Robin! Tom was the minister (and chief videographer) at my daughter Dana Jackson's wedding ... ring a bell ? (:

At 3:10pm on February 14, 2009, David Stewart said…: WOW! That makes your stuff all the more amazing - like drawing with your toes!!! I had the same experience with a tablet, that's why I don't do much digital stuff except photoshopping my color-pencil drawings. I KNOW I can't do it with my toes! LOL

I'm working on expanding my scene a little - doing giclee prints, selling in galleries a little, doing some commercial work - whatever it takes to prosper!

At 2:05pm on February 14, 2009, David Stewart said…: Howdy, Ma'am! I was thinkin' of you too- I see lots of new images in your portfolio - they look great! What do you use for your digital images? Do you have a tablet, or do you just use your mouse? Looks like fun.

At 11:24am on February 14, 2009, Jan Houston said…: Fabulous images from a lovely mind! Thanks for sharing your work with us, Robin. My husband Tom Solari says Hi, too.

At 6:48pm on January 17, 2009, Angie said…: Haha yeah well I try to take it everywhere so I wont miss anything :D

Thank you :D

I love your artwork it's very colorful and artistic :)

At 12:04pm on December 1, 2008, Neil Davis said…: Hi Robin,
Thanks for the friend accept. Click on the "Inbox" at the top right corner of this page underneath your name. You will see that I have sent you an email.

Regards,
Neil Davis

At 10:32am on December 1, 2008, Neil Davis said…: Your woman in the river is absolutely lovely

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"Art is not what you see, but what you make others see."
Edgar Degas

Brief Bio

I am not a "professional" artist like many on this site.

I began my career as an artist at age 4, as a kindergartener, with a portrait of my Saint Bernard, “Bandit” in finger paints.
I attended art classes in public schools since but never more than a semester of college.
I, like most artists that I know, went through various “phases” throughout life as an artist; “Fashion” from age 7 to 10, “Cat’s” in pencil from ages 10 through 16, “Trees’ (and portraits) in pencil from age 16 to 19, watercolors from age 19 to 22 then pastels from 22 to 46.
And then, finally, I dared trying out drawing digitally.
I love to draw digitally, I guess because it most closely resembles watercolors and soft pastels (but without the mess AND - you can just paint over!!)
I like to duplicate images that "move" me in my own life and attempt to get some small message across to the viewer that opens him or her up to contemplating “what does this image mean?”