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New Prints (and notecards and cellphone cases)

 

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New Reproductions

 

Pictured are the images I have just made available inside my print on demand shop. Questions? just reach out.

 

 

The studio has been open for 25 years - we all deserve a slice of cake to celebrate!! It's a milestone to have a small business for this long, even more so that very few artists are able to make a living from their work. It is such an honor to reach this milestone and I have heaps of gratitude for everyone who has made this happen. I feel like I am just getting started, too - there's so much more for me to paint still!

I have done a LOT of artwork during that time, particularly given that 19 of those years I have been a daily painter. That's a lot of paint, brushes and panels adding up.

It has been my policy that once an original sells I make it available inside my print on demand shop. A shop that I just updated this weekend with new images (you can see the new ones right here). Overall, I have nearly 600 images available, just waiting for you. 

These digital reproductions are priced a few dollars over cost. I don't make much money on them but that's not the point. The point is that they are there, affordably priced, because I believe we all should be able to live with the art we love no matter our budget.

So go shop - have fun - order one of your favorites, shoot, order a couple of them. Grab something for a friend. Update your cell phone case. Get a few notecards and go old school by writing a letter (the notecards are pretty enough to frame, just don't write on the back side of the front to preserve the image).

And thank you so so much for your interest in my artwork for all these years.
Now go have some cake!!
Love you, Kim.

PS there is always a link to my print on demand shop at the bottom of my newsletters. Also you can add your name to FineArtAmerica's mailing list and get coupon codes to further your savings.


 

 

Creativity documents our voices and builds community, something profoundly important right now. How can you help elevate and keep artists' voices alive? It's simple: 


Your support keeps the arts alive, which means future generations will understand our perspectives long after we are gone.

 

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