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STUDIO SALE Saturday, March 5th at 3pm eastern

 

Kimberly Kelly Santini 
artist, instructor, daydreamer

Clockwise from top left, "Spruce," 24"x30", acrylic on cradled wood panel, $1200 plus s&h; "Bare," 15"x30"x1-", acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas (with painted sides featuring a pink feather) $1500 plus s&h; "Northern Lights," 24"x30", acrylic on cradled wood panel, $1200 plus s&h; "Winterberry," 24"x30", acrylic on flat panel, $1200. These pieces will be available for purchase at 3pm eastern Marcy 5th, 2022, via the Available Paintings page on my website. Please read further for details.

I can't believe it's time for another Studio Sale, but I'm running out of room to store new work!

This small collection of new original paintings will be available to purchase directly off my website Saturday, March 5th, at 3pm eastern time. If you would like to see detailed images of the paintings, please use the links below:

Spruce
Bare
Northern Lights
Winterberry

How will it work? Well, at the specified time, the paintings pictured will be added to those on my "Available Paintings" page, with an "Add to Cart" button (interested buyers will click on the image of the painting they wish, and on the subsequent page choose the "Add to Cart" button). The paintings will sit there until a collector completes the sale (once the sale has been completed, the "Add to Cart" button is no longer available). First come, first serve.

You will not see the new paintings on the page until 3pm on Saturday. However, I will say that there currently is a wonderful collection of available work currently on my site at the moment, and I would be happy to combine shipping on purchases.

INTERNATIONAL COLLECTORS: My website does not have a means for me to correctly charge international ship costs. For international shipments, I fully expect there will be additional fees beyond what the system calculates at the time of sale. My current plan is to address this surplus cost via a separate invoice after the paintings' sale and we have a final weight for the parcel. I am happy to discuss this with you at any time.

Thanks, as always, for following along with me and my artwork.

See you Monday!!

Be well,
Fondly, Kim

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