Robyn Scott

I have been drawing most of my life. I graduated from UC Irvine with a studio arts degree (BA) and the Winchester School of Art in the UK with a concentration in printmaking (MA). I taught art to children for several years and now focus on sharing my pen and ink drawings with the Triangle community.

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  • The image is broken in two, with the bottom a reflection of the top image. The top image is an abstracted waterfall . The water is orange with small strokes of blue. There are blue and brown waves at the bottom of the waterfall that turn into birds at the top of the image. The bottom half is a direct reflection of the top. The water is blue with small oranges strokes. Bubbles from the middle of the images turn into poisonous bugs towards the bottom of the image. The entire image is outlined in black.
    Morphology (Waterfall), 2020 explores the ups and downs of living with illness
  • A multi-colored snake made from green, yellow, red, and blue strokes, takes up most of the image. Some of the snake's scales are turning into petals at the bottom of the image. The petals are red, purple, and green. In the upper left portion of the image is an abstracted shattered mirror that is the same colors as the snake. The entire image is outlined in black.
    You Look Fine (Venom), 2020 explores the emotions involved with having an invisible disability.