Over 15 years ago, Artist Rebecca Robinson decided to take her fine art to an entirely new level. Creating large mural-sized paintings and cutting portions of the painting into handbag patterns is where it began. In 2001 Rebecca created the PSNOB brand (pronounced snob).
The word PSNOB means the epitome of Art, Fashion, and Culture. As Rebecca became recognized in art circles, so did her creativity. She literally took her artwork off the wall and put it in the hands of the public by creating one of a kind handbags. The PSNOB handbag is more than just a "purse", it’s a work of art you can carry! Rebecca now gets calls from wall art collectors and fashion aficionados. “As an artist, it is my duty to push the envelope and create artwork that sparks a dialog and remains timeless." In addition to an education in Fashion Design, she also majored in Visual Communications at North Carolina Central University. In her spare time, Rebecca donates paintings to charity, volunteers in civic activities and is a mentor for artists and creatives. In September of 2017, Rebecca was one of 17 artists selected by the Indianapolis Arts Council to create a chalk mural for the Keep Indianapolis Beautiful project. The project set a Guinness World Record for the longest pavement chalk art for Eli Lilly 10th Annual Day of Service.
Rebecca Robinson is a proud member of the organization "WE ARE INDY ARTS". She has been featured in several magazines, newspapers, and on television. Rebecca has also been highlighted by the National Endowment for the Arts. Her most recent art exhibition was at the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry, for the annual "Black Creativity Exhibit", which showcased her painting of legendary jazz artist Miles Davis.