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Rabbit Rabbit 2025

 

Rabbit Rabbit 2025



Rabbit Rabbit 2025, original acrylic on flat panel, 16”x20”, $850 plus s&h. I welcome your questions (yes, I offer payment plans - details below). Just reach out.


I hadn’t planned on painting yesterday, but I sort of had no choice when I woke up to the news. I needed to process things, and for me the best place to do that is at the easel. 


This is a painting of a rabbit done overtop another rabbit painting ("rabbit rabbit" is a superstitious saying meant to bring good luck on the first of the year/month), filled with poppies (a symbol of remembrance and hope), injected with some borealis coloring (the vastness of the universe is always a healthy dose of awe and humility), done on the first day of 2025. She is my prayer for our world in 2025.


My heart is with New Orleans today and anyone else impacted by  gun violence.


You can get your nose right into Rabbit Rabbit 2025 over on my website, where you can view her in a room setting as well. There is a link for purchasing too, if you are so inclined (and thank you for considering it!)


Let me know if you would like a payment plan (30% non refundable deposit with the balance plus shipping paid in full inside 12 months time). Repeat offenders, i.e. returning collectors, please use “COLLECTOR10” at checkout for 10% off the acquisition of original artwork.


Thanks so much for your interest in my artwork. 

Love you, Kim


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