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POP UP SALE Saturday April 30th at noon

 

"Red Bud,"11"x14", acrylic on panel, $600 plus s&h. This piece, along with some sister pieces (listed below) will be available this coming Saturday, TOMORROW, April 30th, at noon eastern on my website. Please send any questions my way and thanks so much for your interest in my artwork.

The trees are budding outside the studio windows and inside here on the easel. And it's time to let a few of them out into the world. So tomorrow at noon eastern, I will be offering the pieces listed below.

They can be purchased via my website, inside my portfolio under "Available." Here is a direct link to that page - just remember that they will not show up until the scheduled time. 

At noon eastern the paintings will show up 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). Once a collector completes the sale, the "Add to Cart" button is no longer available. 

Please let me know if you wish to receive your purchase in time for Mother's Day - with prompt payment I can try to make it happen!!

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.

Meanwhile, if you have any questions, please reach out. I'm here to make your acquisition process as enjoyable as possible.

Available paintings, including Red Bud (pictured above):


Windswept, 24"x30", acrylic on flat panel, $1300 plus s&h.


Crabapple, 16"x20", acrylic on panel, $850 plus s&h.


Heartpine, 15"x30"x1", acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas, $1500 plus s&h.


Sapling, 16"x20", acrylic on flat panel, $850 plus s&h


Inner Glow, 9"x12", acrylic on panel, $500 plus s&h.

Feel free to reach out for detailed photos or video shorts of any of the pieces I currently have availabls. And thank you so very muchfor taking the time to look at my work,
Be well and be inspired, Kim

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