J. Roybal is a person who is still not recognizable to many, but the little work he did for the art is indeed praiseworthy. He was born and raised in Italy, and Italy was the place from where he started his passion for paint. His paintings are mainly focus on children and revolve around their lives. It is said that his work is entirely inspired by the great artist Graciela Rodo Boulanger. She is the one after whom Roybal took interest in painting at the age of 18. He captured children playing in the field with football and polo, and how they enjoyed learning to music and holding musical instruments in their hands.

Each painting that belongs to him, reflects what glee a child scrutinizes when he’s subjected to do what he adores. His theme remains are wondrous, while his selection of colors switches so instantly that you would be surprised to see, sudden bright colors after a series of muted tones.

Once you look at Roybal work collection, you will notice that his paintings speak of sports, musical instruments, nature, and children precisely. He is not monotone when it comes to his style, because his work texture diversifies from being too old fashion to being, way bolder and full of graphics.

Roybal has traveled to many countries and villages, therefore, he painted down all the contrasting changes he observed between the children and their mode of playing games between each town.

Roybal’s paintings and his services for the world or art can easily be discovered in the famous art gallerias of North America, the United States, as well as Europe. If you want to meet Roybal, you can find him residing in New York with his wife and three children.