CarOLe rOBItaILLe

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“Life’s Roller Coaster” Acrylic On Paper, 11”x17”

Becoming an artist can take many forms. It could be a transformation of oneself in response to external factors or, like in the case of Carole

Robitaille, a literal journey that molded her into the individual she is now.

Carole was born in Northern Ontario, a sparsely populated but scenic region of Canada. She grew up in Whitby, a town dating back to 1855 with historic streets, green spaces, and cultural sites.

After graduating from college, Carole moved to Toronto to work. While she did so mainly for employment, she took night school courses and art workshops to develop her sketching and painting skills. As a result, she was able to hone her craft for many years.

“Colours Of The Bay” Acrylic On Canvas, 20”x24”

“With Hopes For A Brighter Future” Acrylic On Canvas, 24”x30”

Ever the passionate learner, Carole later joined a couple of local art clubs, where she learned even more techniques from other artists. She even managed to find time to do volunteer work.

All of Carole’s hard work paid off when she not only got to show and sell some of her paintings at the same art clubs where she immersed herself in Toronto’s local art scene. She also won several awards. While she’s retired now, Carole remains as passionate about art as she has ever been.

“On The Watch For Icebergs” Acrylic On Canvas, 20”x24”

“I continue to paint daily, and my love for art continues to grow.”