Blackberries · watercolour
Original watercolours and prints. Native flowers, bush birds and fruit, painted on the Victorian coast with a love of fine detail.
A flow state is the absorbing place an artist reaches when the work takes over. It is also how watercolour itself behaves: the paint blooms and spreads across wet paper, settling in its own way.
Robyn works in that space. She paints what is around her, native flowers and eucalyptus, kookaburras, ripe fruit and wild blackberries, with close attention to the small details most of us pass by.
A sample of Robyn's favourite recent works, all on show at her upcoming exhibition. Click any painting to enquire about buying it.
Robyn's first exhibition is coming up this September. It will be a chance to see the original paintings in person.
Robyn will be exhibiting her watercolours for the first time as part of the Sally Cant Watercolours Exhibition. On show will be a new collection of native flowers, bush birds and botanical studies.
Each is one of a kind, painted on cotton rag and signed by hand, ready to frame or framed on request.
Archival giclée prints that capture the colour and texture of the original. A more affordable way to take a favourite piece home.
Robyn takes a small number of commissions each year. It might be a favourite flower, a garden in bloom, or a bird that visits your window. Get in touch to talk it through.
Each of these paintings is an original, one of a kind. Click a piece to send an enquiry, and Robyn will arrange payment and delivery.
Robyn Holland is a watercolour artist from Ocean Grove, Victoria, in the coastland of Australia's south-east.
Robyn loves to capture the tiny, fine details of the world around her. From an iridescent feather to the juicy, deep colour of a wild blackberry, Robyn uses a painting flow state to bring tiny details to life.
For an original, a print, a commission, or just a question, send a note and Robyn will reply personally.