Printmaker Painter, Fine Artist
Lynne Roebucks original prints have been accepted, shown, and sold, at public art gallery Open exhibitions since 2006.
Her limited edition landscape relief prints have been available via private galleries, initially on the Yorkshire East coast, UK, since October 2008, shortly after she completed her Fine Art Masters. She is working towards her first solo show and intends to make an application this year (2012).
North Yorkshire artist, Lynne Roebuck is a fine art printmaker, and painter, producing limited edition original prints, currently using block relief print techniques. The artist explains what original prints are, describes why she creates the art she does, how she makes prints and illustrates her collection of landscape and seascape prints on this website.
Artists Background:
The artists background is illustration, using traditional media, and graphic design using technology. After graduating from art school at the age of 19, the artist worked continuously as a full-time employed visual creative, and latterly as a creative team manager, until beginning her Fine Art Masters degree at the end of 2005.
Art Education:
Masters in Contemporary Fine Art Practice – Leeds Metropolitan University 2007.
A two year part-time taught syllabus with a focus on a self-directed fine art Masters project, which the fine artist is still drawing upon even now.
Above: Digitally manipulated photography - part of Masters show.
After leaving school, Lynne Roebuck took a three year full-time course at art school before beginning her creative career (Refer 'Artists Background' above).
Exhibition Record:
See 'on Show'
Reviews:
Included in 'on show' section > Independant reviews'
Art Related Experience:
- Lecturer Fine Art
- Community Art Workshop Artist and Community Art Project Officer
- Commercial Artist/Illustrator and Creative Team Manager
Lynne Roebuck is not associated with any visible personal Facebook profiles though she has a 'page', it is not really maintained. She does have a Twitter account @lynneroebuck where she tweets occasionally. The artist regularly updates a succinct highly focussed blogspot (lynneroebuck.blogspot) about her printmaking, but is concerned mostly with reviewing/developing this web site and ensuring it is up-to-date.