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Thankfully, the eggs were gone. Tucked in under the balcony, the nests protected the young by simply being in too small a space for the intrusive magpies to plunder. Perfect for robins the incubation corner produced many new robins for the years to come. As homage to the immense skill robins manifest in the construction of their nests, I decided to spend a few hours depicting their beauty. The intricate weaving reminded me of lace.
| Technique: | Ink on Paper |
| Styles: | Realism |
| Contents: | , Nature, Still Life |
| Edition: | Original, one of a kind artwork |
| Unframed Size: | 6in x 8in |
| Frame: | Not framed |
| Weight: | 0.5lbs (estimated) |
Karen Blanchet
Edmonton, Alberta
Karen attended Julian Ashton Art School before finishing an Honours French Degree from the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia and a Professional A Teaching Certificate from the University of Saskatchewan, Canada. In 2016 she helped organize the collective “Devenir”. Her work forms part of collections internationally.
"We live in a fractured world. This chaos is evident in my work. In between the rivulets of paint and the textural accidents I choose colours and forms to suggest a landscape where beauty continues to reign. She is essential to the survival of humanity."