Robyn Gray Artist

01/09/2026

31/08/2026

Meet ROBYN GRAY, our fabulous featured artist!

Robyn started painting later in life. Unlike many artists, she wasn't especially drawn to art as a child - she preferred spending her time reading and writing poems. Her interest in painting began in her forties, but it wasn't until 2016 that she found the time to really explore and practice regularly.

"Predominantly I am drawn to paint figures in landscape in an impressionistic style," Robyn says, "which over the years has resulted in building a demand from collectors for bespoke art commissions."

Robyn has had a varied career - office work, merchandising, dental receptionist, and qualifying as a Diversional Therapist in her forties, working part time in the field for seven years in psychiatric and dementia care.

"I believe in the therapeutic value of creative pursuits, and that is why I decided to study Diversional Therapy," she explains. "This varied career gave me a lot of avenues to people watch, observe, and listen to their stories - and that's why I feel the need to put figures in landscape that tell a story, to communicate through my art."

Her inspiration comes from nature, the beach, and everyday scenes of life around us. "I strive to convey the way the light picks up ordinary objects and turns them into extraordinary," she says.

View Robyn's full portfolio at www.theonlineartgallery.com.au/collections/robyn-gray

30/08/2026

Sold to a collector in Adelaide through Bluethumb…yay…..

15/08/2026

‘Joy’
Acrylic
60x45cm

09/08/2026

Last weekend was a good one.

It just so happened that a few special people in my life ended up at The Book Pour with me. I have two paintings on display among other artists from the Pop'd Art Hub collective.
Mine are a Queens Park view and a children in nature one.

31/07/2026

I tried another style this time, using a pallet knife mostly after first getting in the base shapes. Idk if this is the usual way to do textured paintings. Might see if I can find some lessons in something new.
Painting my grandchildren is such joy. Maybe that’s what I will call it. “Joy!”

28/07/2026

Adding more of my artworks to this fab new online gallery.