Painting with light by Renee Robyn

My images come from a variety of places of inspiration. Some of them are from meeting with a client, seeing their energy and how fascinating they are.

My name is Renee Robyn, and I love to create art. I began on paper but as I have grown my choice of expression has changed from pencils to pixels, painting with acrylic to painting with light.

My images come from a variety of places of inspiration. Some of them are from meeting with a client, seeing their energy and how fascinating they are. Others I will be sitting in the quiet darkness of my home and listening to the breathing of the wind outside, and my mind will wander. Sometimes it’s when I dream, in the places I visit while in the depths of slumber, where the laws of physics and reason have no hold. Often, I shoot an image not knowing what I will do with it until I am sitting in front of the computer screen late at night, waiting for the image to reveal what’s lying beneath the barely sketched canvas.

Photography is only the outline for the imagery, but the hours of post processing is often where I am happiest. I can sit with my choice of music playing into my mind, and just let the colors flow from my fingers to the screen. It is a very “zen” feeling when the exterior world melts away, and the only thing that exists is the feeling of creation. Whether I create for clients, friends, or just myself, I love watching the formation of an image come to life. [Official Website]

I’ve never known where this path will take me, but I am thankful for the journey.

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3 comments

  • Sesquipedalian

    Jul 12, 2013 at 17:24

    This is at least as awesome as unicorns. Lovely work from a lovely human being.

  • janssns serge

    Jul 13, 2013 at 15:14

    Très beau travail de Renée ,la conceptions,la réalisations et l’originalités de ses photographies,démontre un sens aigu de la créativité.Mes félicitations Renée ,en espérant avoir la chance de suivre la poursuite et l’évolution de ton travail.Serge

  • Janssens serge

    Jan 4, 2014 at 13:04

    Je suis toujours ravi de contempler tes images ,mon commentaire précédent est identique ,mais j’attends toujours avec impatience tes nouvelles réalisations ! Serge Janssens

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