Rubbertire Art by Jennifer Robitaille

Rubbertire Art by Jennifer Robitaille My Story: The Art of Quiet Observation
For as long as I can remember, I have moved through the world as an observer.

As an introvert, my most profound experiences don't happen in the noise of a crowd, but in the stillness of a solitary moment.

Almost finished this new piece, titled “Mac-awww”, 30”x15”. And just in time for the Art Fair August 30th 10am-5pm, at H...
08/24/2026

Almost finished this new piece, titled “Mac-awww”, 30”x15”. And just in time for the Art Fair August 30th 10am-5pm, at Humanics Institute Montreal Rd Cumberland Ontario.

08/22/2026

I am really excited about my newest wildlife painting. I will be revealing it at Humanics Sculpture and Art Fair on Sunday August 30th at 11am. I hope you can join me when the cloth is removed and view this beautiful Macaw, titled, “Mac-awww”, 30”x15”.

Just finished this painting in time for submitting it for a juried exhibition, "On Guard for Thee" at Priest's Mill Gall...
08/05/2026

Just finished this painting in time for submitting it for a juried exhibition, "On Guard for Thee" at Priest's Mill Gallery. Looking forward to learning if it gets accepted.

Made a bit more progress on the sketch. What are your thoughts?
07/11/2026

Made a bit more progress on the sketch. What are your thoughts?

I started this new piece for a juried event  (Priest's Mill Art Gallery) exhibition titled, On Guard for Thee.  This mea...
06/29/2026

I started this new piece for a juried event (Priest's Mill Art Gallery) exhibition titled, On Guard for Thee. This measures 30"x20" on wood panel, titled, "Will work for gas money". The story behind this painting is that I met this gentleman when travelling back to Ottawa at the Casselman Tim's Hortons. He was sitting on the edge of the back of his truck with his adorable dog. Next to him was a sign that read, "Will work for gas money". I asked what his story was, where he explained that he was recently laid off as an audio technician out west, and needed to drive to the east coast to retrieve some personal items and needed gas money. I asked if I could take his photo for $20. He was such a lovely person that dignifies hard working Canadians. It was such a pleasure to meet and talk with him.

This piece was submitted for juried exposition at Priest's Mill Gallery in Alexandria for the exhibit titled, "My Canada...
04/28/2026

This piece was submitted for juried exposition at Priest's Mill Gallery in Alexandria for the exhibit titled, "My Canada". Sam Steele is shown on a lone patrol in the vastness of the Yukon and Rockies. It is 40"x16", acrylic on archival gallery canvas and available to be purchased ($880 CDN - unframed).

Completed this piece after much deliberation on how I should complete the background-very happy with the outcome-titled,...
04/17/2026

Completed this piece after much deliberation on how I should complete the background-very happy with the outcome-titled, Sandhill Cranes arriving at Kawartha Lake, 20”x24” acrylic.

Just experienced a major learning moment when painting my latest series -Sam Steele Lone Patrol. I always secretly knew ...
04/10/2026

Just experienced a major learning moment when painting my latest series -Sam Steele Lone Patrol. I always secretly knew that I was intimidated to use bolder colors but when I switched from pastel colors to bold colors in my sky … my mountains just popped! Sitting here enjoying my eureka moment.

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