Robin Paul
Robin Paul is a Mi'kmaw multidisciplinary artist living in Welamukotuk / Oromocto First Nation, NB. Originally from Newfoundland and connected to the Qalipu Mi'kmaq community, her work reflects a deep connection to culture, storytelling, healing, and identity.
Working across painting, drawing, beadwork, and traditional craft, Robin has spent more than two decades developing her artistic practice. Her creations range from contemporary Indigenous illustrations and paintings to hand-beaded medallions, earrings, drums, and cultural works that honour Mi'kmaw teachings and traditions.
Her artwork often explores themes of resilience, ancestry, spirituality, nature, and Indigenous identity. Robin designed artwork featured on shirts distributed across Canada for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, and has contributed artwork and murals within schools and community spaces in New Brunswick. Beyond creating, she is known as a cultural mentor who shares teachings and strengthens connections to Mi'kmaw culture.
The pieces behind the collection.
Each piece is available across our range of objects - pick the artwork, then choose the object.
Robin's Girl
