Lake Bennett, Oil on canvas

I discovered a great artist on the internet. She comes from Australia and she is a wonderful nature artist. What I like about her work mostly is her color combinations. Her work is based on Australian landscapes and her colors are awesome ! She knows what I like !  I can’t believe these are paintings ! They look like photographs. My favorite one is the last one, but I’m sure you’ll have your own favorite.    

Robyn Collier is a painter in the realist tradition and is regarded as one of Australia’s finest wilderness artists. Her work is highly sought after for corporate and private collections alike both within Australia and worldwide.

Renowned for her portrayal of remote places, Robyn treks, flies, drives and even abseils into many of them. More frequently, Robyn has been concentrating on World Heritage areas within Australia, searching for the hidden gems that make her paintings so unique. The trademark of all her paintings is the capturing of spectacular light that few artists seem able to achieve.

Robyn has held over 30 exhibitions, has won multi awards and appeared on five television shows. She has published many articles on painting.

Robyn’s philosophy is simple – to reflect the awesome beauty of nature in her paintings.

Spring Flowers Near Albany

Eroded Dunes of Mungo

Overlooking The Reef

Ridge Top Grass Trees

Afternoon Gold Lake Bennett

Aqua Waters of Rottnest Island

ROBYN COLLIER

Australian Wilderness Artist

ROBYN COLLIER is a painter in the realist tradition and is regarded as one of Australia’s finest wilderness artists. Her work is highly sought after for corporate and private collections alike both within Australia and worldwide.

Renowned for her portrayal of remote places, Robyn treks, flies, drives and even abseils into many of them. More frequently, Robyn has been concentrating on World Heritage areas within Australia, searching for the hidden gems that make her paintings so unique. The trademark of all her paintings is the capturing of spectacular light that few artists seem able to achieve.

For twelve years Robyn had her own gallery in the Blue Mountains. Now she prefers to sell through her garden studio, auction and select galleries throughout Australia. She has held over 30 exhibitions, has won multi awards and appeared on five television shows. She has published many articles on painting and appeared in print, calendars and cards.

Robyn’s philosophy is simple – to reflect the awesome beauty of nature in her paintings. Enjoy the striking realism of Australia’s wild places on canvas – you won’t be disappointed.

deletereply starfishred wrote on May 10, ’08 oh how wonderful especially the last one but they are all wonderful

editdeletereply lauritasita wrote on May 10, ’08 Thank, Heidi, I love them all, but especially the last one.

deletereply jayaramanms wrote on May 10, ’08 Roby Collier is one of Australia’s finest artists in the realist tradition and her works are always in demand. All her works are based on nature and its beauty. You have given the best of her paintings here and I thank you for sharing them. My blog for the Art Sunday is at –http://jayaramanms.multiply.com/journal/item/159 and  photos at – http://tinyurl.com/6eca4q.

editdeletereply lauritasita wrote on May 10, ’08 Thanks, Jay, I’m coming over !

deletereply seth360 wrote on May 10, ’08, edited on May 10, ’08 you know you amaze me… the eclectic & lesser known artists, poets, foods etc you post are truly remarkable and are always informative and entertaining… Continue to amaze and inform Lauri… I’m a fan

editdeletereply lauritasita wrote on May 10, ’08 I’m glad I amaze you, seth, LOL!!!

deletereply nemo4sun wrote on May 10, ’08 wonderfull images of a beautifull land 🙂

editdeletereply lauritasita wrote on May 10, ’08 I did a post for Art Sunday about the coral reefs of Australia not too long ago. I would love to visit there someday…

deletereply philsgal7759 wrote on May 11, ’08 I’m coming back when I’m niot so sleepy But the colors are amazing I loved sea and sky

deletereply jayaramanms wrote on May 11, ’08 I have posted one more blog, for ART SUNDAY in accordance with the theme of this week, which is on the feasts served in South Indian Marriages.Please see at –http://jayaramanms.multiply.com/journal/item/160

deletereply wickedlyinnocent wrote on May 11, ’08 Very interesting artist and wilderness paintings, Australia has such fabulous colours.

deletereply welshdoug wrote on May 11, ’08 Ive seen her work before, and it’s amazing. The Dunes Of Mungo simply screams out “Album Cover!”

deletereply millimusings wrote on May 11, ’08 Your artist has captured the Australian Landscape beautifully and yes the colours are outstanding both in the paintings and the here and now. How wonderful that you stumbled across her and I think that the paintings you have shown originate in Western Australia. These paintings are a perfect depiction of the vibrancy that can be found here in Australia and she has done us proud, Stunning both, Artist and her Art. Thanks for featuring her here. Art Sunday: Pencil Drawing.

editdeletereply lauritasita wrote on May 11, ’08 I was actually putting together a post for another artist that I was going to feature today, but I stumbled across Robyn’s work and I HAD to post it ! Milli, I’m so glad that you think her work is true to the Australian wilderness. It really makes me want to go there ! Thank You !

deletereply forgetmenot525 wrote on May 11, ’08 OMG……………..what totally amazing colours. How does she get such vibrant shades?? Thank you http://forgetmenot525.multiply.com/journal/item/10/Art_Sunday_Feasts_and_CelebrationsThe_Penny_Wedding_1818_David_Wilkie

editdeletereply lauritasita wrote on May 11, ’08 forgetmenot, I felt the same way when I saw these ! She’s amazing, isn’t she ?

editdeletereply lauritasita wrote on May 11, ’08 I love her blues and greens, and they all look so realistic.