Bronwyn Royce is a South African housewife, mother and artist, who has exhibited in a number of art galleries in and around her home town of Fish Hoek in the Western Cape, South Africa.

She began her career as a legal secretary and later became a bookkeeper, but was convinced that this was not where her talent lay, nor what she wanted to do for the rest of her life.  While making wooden home
decorations, she was encouraged by a friend to join a local art class to see if it would be of any interest to her.  In September 2000, as she approached her 40th birthday, she decided it was time to change the path of her life and she joined the Leonie Turck Art School in Fish Hoek, South Africa, where she was particularly attracted to water colour.  From then on, she spent her spare time in galleries and libraries soaking herself in art. 

Other people became interested in her work, and soon she was holding several solo exhibitions.  With her work accepted by several galleries, she began to feel that her career as an artist was established, and she left her job to pursue her passion.  Many of her paintings have left South Africa and adorn the walls of homes abroad.

Bronwyn's works are detailed and capture mainly the beauty of nature, and
also texture on different surfaces.