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Peach

 


Peach

Peach, original acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas, image painted around the sides so no pressing need to frame, 48”x36”x1-1/2”, $5000 plus s&h. Peach will ship rolled and require restreching at the recipient’s end, which can be done by a reputable framer. Questions can always come to me, or just reach out to share some love.



She started as a mountain lion, I kid you not (here’s a reel outlining her progression if you don’t believe me). Over the course of three months, Peach challenged me in ways I couldn’t have predicted, but I am SO glad that I stuck with her.


You can view - or even purchase - Peach up close and personal on my website. Let me knowif you would like a payment plan (30% non refundable deposit with the balance plus shipping paid in full inside 12 months time). Repeat offenders, err, returning collectors, use “COLLECTOR10” at checkout for 10% off your purchase of original artwork.


And, if you are looking to level up your creativity this summer, don’t miss out on my on-demand painting videos! These are bite sized sessions culled from retired Patreon content (my student membership). At a mere $30 each, you can grab one (or more) and learn how to integrate some of my processes into your own art practice. The newest one walks through the creation of two large paintings, with insight on how to use comparison and contrast alongside analytical thought to steer their process.


Thanks so much for your interest in my artwork - you are peachy!! 


Love you, Kim

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