Sandra Robson
Sandra Robson
Acrylic
Sandra was born in Toronto. She grew up in the country on a rabbit farm. The lack of crayons, pencils or paper didn’t suppress a natural tendency to draw. She used sticks, rocks, sand and even snow to create. It didn’t matter if it washed away – because tomorrow was the opportunity to start fresh.
Sandra earned a University of Toronto science degree; and quickly understood that her true passion was in the arts. The Sheridan College Illustration program provided a foundation towards an established career as a graphic designer, an illustrator and art director. This experience provided a deep understanding of both the elements and principles of design. Her paintings have won awards, placements in a variety of juried exhibits and can be found displayed in homes across Canada, the US and Europe.
Website: sandrarobson-artist.com
Sandra was born in Toronto. She grew up in the country on a rabbit farm. The lack of crayons, pencils or paper didn’t suppress a natural tendency to draw. She used sticks, rocks, sand and even snow to create. It didn’t matter if it washed away – because tomorrow was the opportunity to start fresh.
Sandra earned a University of Toronto science degree; and quickly understood that her true passion was in the arts. The Sheridan College Illustration program provided a foundation towards an established career as a graphic designer, an illustrator and art director. This experience provided a deep understanding of both the elements and principles of design. Her paintings have won awards, placements in a variety of juried exhibits and can be found displayed in homes across Canada, the US and Europe.
Website: sandrarobson-artist.com
ARTIST STATEMENT
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The butterfly effect is a phenomenon where one small occurrence can influence a much larger complex system within a deeply interconnected world. I rather think that the bear very reflective of the Canadian people and culture. They carry integrity, have an easy going – playful – family oriented manner and align beautifully with nature . Do not be deceived by the good nature because those claws are sharp and harsh. Just because they are not shown doesn't mean they are not there. Poking the Bear is not recommended. Truly.