Amy Robbins

Amy Robbins has been creating art since she checked out a book called "How to Draw Horses" from her school library at age seven. Her artwork can best be described as "dreamlike," and she paints with the intent that those who view her art can walk away with a sense of their own stories, emotions, and worlds from the image. She works in a wide variety of media, from impressionistic pastels to more detailed Prismacolor pencils, and the occasional acrylic. Recently she has discovered a love for creating digital paintings in the Photoshop equivalent program, Gimp, because of the intricate detail...

Amy Robbins has been creating art since she checked out a book called "How to Draw Horses" from her school library at age seven. Her artwork can best be described as "dreamlike," and she paints with the intent that those who view her art can walk away with a sense of their own stories, emotions, and worlds from the image. She works in a wide variety of media, from impressionistic pastels to more detailed Prismacolor pencils, and the occasional acrylic. Recently she has discovered a love for creating digital paintings in the Photoshop equivalent program, Gimp, because of the intricate detail and rich color it affords.