Robin Cutright is an oil painter from Colorado. She enjoys beautiful color and the “technically incorrect”, possibly because her background is computer programing and now she enjoys playing outside the lines. Robin also started painting late in life and relishes not only the painting but the learning about painting, it's history and other painters. She has always loved the arts, including dance, theater, and music. After raising three now young adults, she is overjoyed to have more time to paint and appreciate all the arts.
Robin has shown in the Douglas County Library Art Invitational, the Stanton Gallery, the 2017 Littleton Plein Air Festival and “An Artists Collective” which appeared in the Rocky Mountain Warehouse Loft Building in Denver. Robin has also supports various charitable causes by donating her paintings for auction.
Robin is most inspired by the artists that are currently working such as Quang Ho and Sally Shisler. She is also excited to see the amazing work that is produced by our generation, as well as intrigued by those of the past of course. Robin has studied under Mark Nelson, Kris Iltis, Peggi Kroll Roberts, David Shevlino and Colin Page. Robin is a member of the Parker Artists Guild.
Robin has shown in the Douglas County Library Art Invitational, the Stanton Gallery, the 2017 Littleton Plein Air Festival and “An Artists Collective” which appeared in the Rocky Mountain Warehouse Loft Building in Denver. Robin has also supports various charitable causes by donating her paintings for auction.
Robin is most inspired by the artists that are currently working such as Quang Ho and Sally Shisler. She is also excited to see the amazing work that is produced by our generation, as well as intrigued by those of the past of course. Robin has studied under Mark Nelson, Kris Iltis, Peggi Kroll Roberts, David Shevlino and Colin Page. Robin is a member of the Parker Artists Guild.