Robyn Lake is a professional artist living in the Okanagan in beautiful British Columbia, Canada. Robyn paints vibrant oil and acrylic paintings, including a variety of subject matter from intimate close-ups of flowers and fruit to panoramic views of the Okanagan landscape.

Monday, May 28, 2012. I have thought a lot about this post. It has taken me awhile to decide if I should write this so anyone could see it. After talking with Bob I think I will share a little bit about my darling girl Gwyneth. This year, her 6th year, has been kind of rough and emotional and also really rewarding. My little girl started 1st grade. As you can see from my last post. Kindergarten was good, she has always been very bright. She is bigger than any other 1st grader.

Pretty sure no one will text me again after reading my blog. Some how, I manage to meet and friend a pretty interesting group of people. These are actual, real-life, text messages between me and my friends. Plaid Theme by David Kang.

Pleasure, Pain and Play. Games are similar to other media forms such as television and books in various ways, such as sound effects and a story line. However, games are also very different to other forms of media as they offer distinct aesthetics that are located in the play itself. There are three theories into the aesthetics of play. Reward, flow and iteration. The pleasure of the player due to factors such as high scores. From these examples it is possible to see all three aest.

Friday, March 18, 2011. Saturday, March 26th! The sessions will take place at my studio in Gonzales. Below are the time slots currently available. Please e-mail me at robyn.