Robin Babitt, Artist

Color Is My Language,
Let Me Share It With You.

Vivid originals, whimsical characters, wearable patterns,
and colorful pieces that turn everyday life from ordinary to extraordinary.

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A Kaleidoscope of Color

Every piece you see here is 100% original hand-painted or created by Robin herself, no AI, just pure imagination and skill.

Inspired by her relationship with color and its impact on her well-being, Robin created BACHUKI.

BACHUKI takes you on an adventure of rainbows and honey pies visiting friends on land and in sea.

He aspires to do good and reveals his compassion for things that need our attention. Witty and funny, BACHUKI is perfectly imperfect.

He shows you how special you are in this great BIG world, always encouraging you to do your best and believing you can and will do something amazing.

Through the eyes of a little bumblebee a superhero is born, at least in his own mind, waiting for the day that he will conquer the world.

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the little bee fan club

Being a Little Bee isn’t just about loving BACHUKI or Robin's art. It's about carrying color, joy, and creativity into everyday life. From the kitchen to the canvas, our bees turn ordinary moments into something magical.

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about the artist

color as a language

Robin sees letters and numbers in color Letters are different shades of different colors.  Numbers are primary colors.

In elementary school, Robin saw the alphabet above the black chalkboard as a rainbow.  Art was her ally; Algebra her adversary.  Robin thought everyone saw the same rainbow she did, but she was wrong.

Later in life, Robin had the realization that no one saw what she saw. The phenomenon of seeing letters and numbers in color is known as Synesthesia. Synesthesia, Robin's BRILLIANCEOFNORMAL is like seeing the world through the lens of a kaleidoscope.

" I paint the way color feels." -Robin

Creative Taste

Tried and True Recipes

The Bon Art-Petit Recipe Book

It is my pleasure to share with you a unique way to cook.

One palate for taste.

One palette for paint.

Coming Summer 2026 is the much awaited recipe book.

The Bon Art-Petit Recipe Book.

Inside you'll find some of my favorite "tried and true" recipes, little stories to warm your heart, anecdotes, tidbits of information, and ART!

A feel good must-have coffee table to kitchen table Cook Book.

Coming Soon!

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Artblend Spectrum Miami

2019

Robin's work aims to create a connection across generations, especially through cooking, and to evoke childhood memories through the visual and musical elements of her art (0:52-1:26). Robin also mentions her cookbook, which will feature her authentic recipes to memorialize family recipes through her artistic style (1:31-1:44). She emphasizes that her work is meant to be animated, joyful, colorful, and fun, bringing light, song, or comfort to people's lives (1:44-2:10).

2018

Robin combines her passion for cooking and art by tailoring the personality of a character to the art piece (0:50-1:03). Her art is described as fun, colorful, and witty, aiming to spark discussion about art or cooking (1:04-1:25).

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Artist Robin Babitt Created BACHUKI, A Bumblebee Who Teaches Us Valuable Life Lessons, Happiness & Creativity

Visual Artist, Author and Illustrator Robin Babitt is known for her unique style of art and illustration, humor and vibrance. The latter comes from having Synesthesia, a perceptual phenomenon where information meant to stimulate one of your senses, stimulates several. Robin see’s everything in color. This natural ability to experience life through color has always guided Robin into a creative path, using her art as a vehicle to spread wisdom and messages of morality. Her recent creation BACHUKI, takes readers on a journey where tiny lessons are taught by a Bumblebee who sees the world through the lens of a kaleidoscope, making the stories more surprising, vivid and interesting.

Robin’s relationship with color and how color affects our wellbeing, was the inspiration behind the creation of BACHUKI. She authored and illustrated two children’s books, A Very Little Bumblebee In A Great Big World and BACHUKI Meets VENOM, telling stories in rhyme and color through the eyes of a little Bumblebee, while covering important issues such as social and emotional learning, COVID-19 and vaccination, climate change, and poetic language. “There’s a huge need for BACHUKI. He brings us back to basics. He tries to put things in a perspective where children relate and parents enjoy. I look forward to seeing this little bee evolve being accessible to all children in all formats, through animation, fuzzy toys, games and more,” said Babitt.

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Robin Babitt

Vibrant wall art, storybook characters, and color‑first design for joyful living.

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My life is like a prism,

Colors only I can see,

My sky has many shades of blue,

The grass green, as can be.