Emily in her studio working at her easel on a large work in progress -- a self portrait of her holding one of her children.

Emily Feagin Robison is a fine artist and quilter living and working in Huntsville, Alabama.

Her work is a visual memoir, exploring themes of motherhood and family relationships — finding ways that people who came before us inevitably shape us and how we make that into our own story. Her work is known for being colorful and expressive, though leaning very heavily on representative art forms.

About Emily
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"Wynelle Holding Elan" acrylic on canvas only using black and white paint. Wynelle, the mother, is holding Elan, the baby, in water.
"Where's the paci?" acrylic painting on canvas still life -- large pitcher filled with camommile, azaleas, cosmos flowers beside a small creamer pitcher next to a pacifier and half eaten animal crackers.
"Maeve Sleeping #1" watercolor on cold press paper using only Payne's Grey. A one year old child sleeping.
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"Nursing Maeve as long as it lasts" watercolor on cold press using only Payne's Grey cut out and collaged with a work of gouache assorted flowers on cold press paper.
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Emily painting on an acrylic work in progress at her easel

THE PAINTINGS

Emily’s portfolio includes a range of acrylic paintings, mainly portraiture and still lives, as well as small studies in watercolor.

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paperclay ornament blanks drying on the studio table
collage of old pictures, watercolor painting of baby sleeping and paint brush
Work in progress and paint palette laying on the studio table