My name is Robin

I am a Multidisciplinary Artist Creating Works in Photography, Cinema, Fine Arts, Music, and Theatre Disciplines, a Web Developer & Brand who is passionate about blending technology with the arts and animal science.
My work spans:

• Fine Arts

• Digital Photography (Canon & Sony)

• Cinema

• Music

• Theatre

• Web Design & Development

• Video Game Development

• Software Engineering

• Animal Science - Volunteerism

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Web Development Skills:

• Proficient in a wide array of programming languages including C++, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, ReactJS, and more 

• Experienced in utilizing CLI tools such as GitBash, Bash, Command Prompt, and Visual Studio 

• Skilled in AWS, Github/Github CoPilot, Google Firebase Studio, Apple IOS, Unity, Meta Horizon, and other development platforms 

• Expertise in Game Development and Web Development software like Unity, Wix, BigCommerce, and Shopify 

• Proficient in Software Testing tools such as Mocha and adept at working with Data Structures and Object-Oriented Programming concepts   

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MultiDisciplinary Arts:

• Digital Photography including Canon & Sony systems, Adobe Lightroom CC, and Photoshop.

• Video & Cinema with expertise in Filmora editing.

• Music Production utilizing Mixcraft, MAGIX Music Maker, and Pro Tools along with Vocal Composing/Singing.

• Creative Writing expressing through Poetry, Lyrics and Books.

• Fine Arts with mediums expanding Oil Painting, Graphite Pencil, Colored Pencil, and Acrylic Painting.

• Performance Arts in Community Theatre and Voice Acting.

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Animal Science

• I am a Volunteer for Animal Organizations including Michigan Vernal Pool Patrol, Michigan Nature Association, Michigan Audubon, Bumblebee Watch, Michigan Butterfly Network.

• I Actively participate in community science projects and contribute to efforts made by these organizations.

• I have several certifications in Animal Science from Ornithology programs through Neptel, John Ball Zoo Society, and Cornell Labs.

 

 

“Art and technology are not opposites—they’re partners in expression.”