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NEW PAINTING Old Growth

"Old Growth," 24"x30", acrylic on panel, $899 plus s&h to the first asking nicely. Returning collectors receive 10% off original artwork purchases. I accept paypal, personal checks and payment plans. Inquiries my always come to me.

I went on vacation over the weekend. A getaway that involved airports and a change of climate and unplugging. I was a little hesitant to go, yes because of germs, but also for fear of interrupting the creative momentum I had built up.

What I didn't expect was the sheer joy of being in a new space with new things to see and experience and taste. Not having my never ending to do list rattling around in my head. Choosing my mental stimuli with my eyeballs and intentions rather than being fed via a newsfeed. Fresh air. More fresh air. 

And returning to the studio with a clear mind. Which, actually, allowed that momentum to pick up and gather speed without any speed bumps at all.

So this piece comes to you courtesy of trees draped with mosses and ivy, a peek at the top of the clouds, a rare hug from a 10 year old birthday boy and touching the moon.

Thanks, as always, for following along on my painting journey,

Be well,
Fondly, Kim

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  1. sometimes we just need to get away from our everyday normality to feel better and feel inspired 😀

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