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FOLLOWING Cs AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERDS & SIBERIAN HUSKIES Robyn & Lawrence Hynes/County of Thorhild, AB |
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ROBYN'S ARTWORK |
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I have always been involved with art growing up. There are two big interest in my life and that's the dogs, and art; need I say more? I have done sketching, painting, Indian ink, stained glass, jewelry, a little bit of everything. In the next couple of years I hope to get organized so I can take orders for those that are interested. However, right now it's just for your viewing pleasure. If you're interested in my work, please drop me a line; I love to talk art. Hope you enjoy my work! |
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Stained Glass Raven by Robyn Hynes, Winter/Spring 2007 A stained glass raven I made for my best friend Lisa Giroux of AuxArcs Aussies. It now proudly hangs in her large living room window. I hope she enjoys it as much as I enjoyed making it. I've been doing stained glass off and on for a little over a year now. I truly love it! I picked it up naturally, and I look forward to making many more pieces. |
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Indian Ink Eagle by Robyn Hynes, inspired by a photo found online, Summer 2008 An Indian Ink Eagle, inspired by an online real life photo I found. I still had to come up with the Indian Ink layout design, which I am more than happy about. This is one of my favourite pieces. I was introduced to the medium of Indian Ink by my high school art teacher, Ms. Rowe. I will be forever grateful for everything she taught me. |
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Pencil sketch of 'Q' by Robyn Hynes, Fall 2007 A pencil sketch of my red tri male Aussie, Q, which was inspired by a photo I took of him at the beginning of 2007. This sketch truly has to be seen to be appreciated. I have been pencil sketching ever since I can remember. If you give me a picture (without humans) I can pretty much capture most of the detail with my pencils. My specialty is animal head shots. |
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Pair of Earrings uniquely designed by Robyn Hynes, Winter/Spring 2007 A pair of earrings made of silver coated wire. Each pair is uniquely twisted and turned by hand until I feel I have my desired design. This can take much time and work as they must be mirror opposites of each other. I then usually add some beads for the finial touch. Though they also look great with just the wire. I started making earrings after I took a short jewelry making class in PEI, Winter 2007. No two pairs are alike! |
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Robyn & Lawrence Hynes County of Thorhild, AB |
