Wish, 20x20, acrylic on cradled panel (no need to frame, painting will arrive wired and ready to hang), $1900, available exclusively through my website.S&H inside the contiguous US is on me. Hawaiian, Alaskan and Canadian shipping available at additional cost.
I voted Tuesday in the primaries here in Michigan (along with My Better Half - this was the second time he, as a new US citizen, was able to vote, and it is wonderful to share this together). I may be a glutton for punishment, but I felt a sense of hope after doing so - not just because his voice is now counted, but because we do have a say in what we want for our communities.
In a world that seems hell bent on all sorts of horrors, Hope is a powerful thing. That’s what this painting is all about - the fervor behind a wish, and the agency to manifest it.
Wish is available for purchase on my website where you can an also view her in a room setting or get your nose right up into the marks. Also, I have to mention, if she doesn’t find a home quickly, I may just pull her from the market for some exhibition opportunities.
As always, I am so grateful for your interest in my work.
Thank you so much for your support.
Big Wish Love, Kim.
PS Payment plans on request for purchases greater than $500 - 30% non refundable deposit reserves the painting, with 6 months to pay off balance plus any s&h (my current pieces include s&h - paintings done prior to 2026 are at my old prices and s&h is a separate line item). Returning collectors - don’t forget to use “COLLECTOR10” discount at checkout for 10% off acquisitions. Questions can always come my way.
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