I want the viewer to be pulled into my subject before he or she begins to think about how I got there. I really enjoy painting people and the stories they have to tell. My automobile paintings evolved from these portraits and probe into the relationships between “man and machine”.

They combine realism and abstraction in a way that melds the familiar with the unexpected. I see them as characters filled with a narrative full of emotion, history and speculation. Where does humanity end and machine begin?

Fine Art ( View More : 22 ) Murals ( View More : 27 ) Prints ( View More : 36 )

Art for Women's Issues ( View More : 10 ) Workshops, Classes and Shows ( View More : 21 ) Automotive Fine Art ( View More : 16 )

Portraits ( View More : 24 ) Courtroom Sketches ( View More : 19 ) Abstracts and Trees ( View More : 15 )

Bobbie’s Studio is in the Emporium Center for the Arts at 100 Gay St., Suite 107, in Downtown Knoxville. Her work is collected nationally, in Bermuda and Africa.

Bobbie is honored to be the first official Dogwood Arts "Resident Artist" in Knoxville, TN. Her commitment is for the 2012 Dogwood Arts Festival from December 2011 through May of 2012. You can see her solo show in the Dogwood Arts Office in downtown Knoxville though May of 2012.

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