Emily Robertson spent her gap year in Cheltenham, England in the school’s art studio and sold her first painting. At university, she won prize money with another painting and dropped out to register at art college. In her 3rd year Emily studied and painted in Italy through the college’s Florence Off-Campus Study Programme, cementing a life-long love for travel.
She spent the wilderness years after graduation as a muleteer, itinerant farm worker and outdoor education instructor in New Mexico and Idaho, before she ended her westward trajectory in LA. Emily went back to university to finish her degree, taking classes in Sanskrit and Old English. She found that her education had equipped her to homeschool, so when motherhood fell to her lot, she embraced curriculum. She and her son spent several years in India and this meant global studies for him. He saw gold in this experience and majored in development economics.
No sooner had he left for college than she found herself back in India during a global pandemic. During that two-and-a-half years, the world adapted to communicate online and this led to a growing interest in learning digital technology. Emily is currently taking courses in digital design.
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