a painting of a woman's face with a yellow and black background
a painting of a woman's face with a yellow and black background

Then, one day

she finally

chose to

take the chance.

— Robin Le Roy-Kyle

Robin Le Roy-Kyle, Artist | Writer

After 30+ years, it was time to leap.

Meet the artist

Robin Le Roy-Kyle— the gal with three boys’ names— is a published non-representational mixed-media artist, creative nonfiction writer, and poet.

She's also a service-disabled Navy Veteran and retired Florida educator who left her 27-year teaching career during COVID to grow her part-time creative business into a full-time business serving women 15 - 50+.

Teams, groups, and men are often in classes and workshops, too.

Robin began exploring mixed-media art in 2015 during a challenging life chapter and quickly discovered a new love for visual arts, a renewed writing voice, and the courage to pursue her dreams.

Her art and writing have been published in Art Journaling Magazine, The Florida Writer, and EverythingBrevard.com.

a woman with a smile on her face
a woman with a smile on her face
a woman with pink paint on her finger
a woman with pink paint on her finger

Media

a digital magazine cover with a beach
a digital magazine cover with a beach
a magazine cover with three feathers on it
a magazine cover with three feathers on it
a magazine cover with a photo of a group of peoplea magazine cover with a photo of a group of people

Through her organization, RobinLK Studios, established in 2015, Robin teaches small businesses, teams, and curious humans how to use creativity as a problem-solving tool to navigate life and business.

Today, Robin shares her passion for learning and creating with others as she advocates for self-care, mental health, and a growth mindset.

Robin's mission is to make inspiring art and write to nurture personal and professional growth in teens and adults while helping folks discover creativity's impact.

When she's not creating art or new writing pieces in her coastal studios, Robin teaches creative classes and workshops in the community and hosts online creative groups.

She still loves teaching and facilitating but is happy there are no papers to grade or parents to call!

Sometimes, a leap of faith IS the right answer.

Self-care. Mental Health.

Growth mindset.

How will creativity support you?