Paintings With Soul

16”x20”, acrylic on panel, $850 plus s&h to the first taker, which you can do   right here   or by using the link below. Questions may always come   to me . make her yours I’ve had a good run at the easel lately. I’m enjoying painting the equine form quite a bit - there’s two more in the works still…… I was reading about the Moon and Pleiades’ (also known as the Seven Sisters) lunar occultation happening this evening. The shadow of the moon will fall over some of the stars in this constellation, temporarily blacking them out. I thought it was so cool! Then later I realized that this little painting, which had previously been just the horse and clouds, was the perfect candidate for a garland of stars. Thank you so much for your interest in and support of my artwork. Love you, Kim PS Returning collectors of original artwork, please use “COLLECTOR10” as your coupon code upon checkout for 10 percent off your new acquisition. PPS Also, if you are unaware of the 12 Days of ...

16”x20”, acrylic on panel, $850 plus s&h to the first taker, which you can do   right here   or by using the button below. Questions may always come   to me . make her yours This is a fascinating piece/painting in that she has had multiple incarnations (meaning paintings or versions stacked overtop each other).   The Red Dress was one of my tree studies from winter 2022. Then she became   Star , which oddly enough I signed on December 5, 2022. Star morphed into   Champagne last winter when I was working on a series of floral filled equines. And on a recent blizzardy day I invited Champagne to the easel and she became Chocolate Rose. Each of the iterations has informed the next. I don’t totally wipe out/gesso overtop the prior painting - I simply start with a new idea and integrate it into what’s already on the surface. There’s added magic in getting to work overtop an older piece - yes, a wee bit of sadness in saying goodbye to what was there, but also ...

14”x18”, acrylic on panel, $775 plus s&h to the first taker, which you can do   right here   or by using the link below. Questions may always come   to me . make her yours There’s an integral balance here - Horse birthing clouds while Sky holds her steady and Sun cradles and warms her neck. Each depends on the other, without one, they both disappear. Thank you so much for your interest in and support of my artwork. Love you, Kim PS Returning collectors of original artwork, please use “COLLECTOR10” as your coupon code upon checkout for 10 percent off your new acquisition. 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: engage with your favorite artist via social media share what they are creating with your friends take a course and hone your own voice purchase original art or reproductions (see below) fill their tip jar (let’s be real, it’s all about ...

  20”x20”, acrylic on 3/4” cradled panel (no need to frame), $1400 plus s&h to the first taker, which you can do  right here  or by using the button below. Questions may always come  to me . make her yours She sees the darkness, knows it’s of our own doing, and chooses to sit inside it with us. There was a crossroads with the recent painting  Canis Major  where she offered up two possible endings. The one I didn’t choose kept calling to me - I couldn’t walk away without knowing what a darker version of the concept would look like. Now I know. And one of my takeaways here is what might a more contrasting version of this look like. Guess I’ll have to return to the easel, darn it! Thank you so much for your interest in and support of my artwork. Love you, Kim PS Returning collectors of original artwork, please use “COLLECTOR10” as your coupon code upon checkout for 10 percent off your new acquisition.

36”x24”, acrylic on 1-1/2” cradled panel (no need to frame), $2000 plus s&h to the first taker, which you can do   right here   or by using the button below. Questions may always come   to me . This one’s been a few months in the making - she tested my patience. I can often be like a toddler, “more More MORE”! but that doesn’t serve the art in the end - it merely entertains me. I have to force myself to slow down, set the piece aside, and learn to savor or relish granting permission to return to her. Which is when I am still excited about the work ahead, but not stupidly so. Thank you so much for your interest in and support of my artwork. Love you, Kim PS Returning collectors of original artwork, please use “COLLECTOR10” as your coupon code upon checkout for 10 percent off your new acquisition. make her yours

  Canis Major, 20”x20”, acrylic on cradled panel (no need to frame), private collection (thank you!). Questions may always come   to me . make her yours   admire her beauty As a kid I was spellbound by the stories behind the constellations. I felt more connected to them in an indescribably odd way than some of the branches on my family tree. Now it makes so much sense, but back then I didn’t know we were all made of stardust. Thank you so much for your interest in and support of my artwork. Love you, Kim PS Returning collectors of original artwork, please use “COLLECTOR10” as your coupon code upon checkout for 10 percent off your new acquisition. 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: engage with your favorite artist via social media share what they are creating with your friends take a course and hone your own voice purchase original art or repro...

  24”x20”, acrylic on cradled panel (sides painted so no pressing need to frame), $1500 plus s&h to the first asking nicely. Click on the image or   here   to be transported to my website where you can view the painting in a room setting, zoom in up close to the image, and perhaps even make her all yours. Available to ship late November 2025. Questions? just   reach out . Eutierria means being one with nature. It seemed the perfect title for a fox melting into a moon studded midnight sky, as the northern lights danced behind her (who was awed by them earlier this week?, framed by foggy deciduous trees and evergreens. Thanks so much for your interest in my artwork, Love you, Kim. PS Returning collectors of original art use “COLLECTOR10” at checkout for your repeat offender discount. If you would like a payment plan, reach out directly. A 30% non refundable deposit reserves the painting, with balance due inside 12 months. The painting ships once all payments are co...

  Halo of Hope   16"x20", acrylic on flat panel, $850 plus s&h to the first asking nicely. Click on the image  or here   to be transported to my website where you can view the painting in a room setting, zoom in up close to the image, and perhaps even make her all yours. Available to ship mid to late November 2025. Questions? just  reach out . Ever since seeing the oodles of  iconography on our trip to Italy I have been thinking about my own use of symbols. I have a bunch of go-tos - blue eyes (like  Bioluminescence's ) are my grandmother, and pink is always hope, just to name a few. Post vacation, I became enamored with the idea of adding halos on my animals, but that felt a bit too literal - nevertheless, I started thinking about how I might crown things in other ways.  Rabbit is the first. Do you see her, cloaked in ultramarine, holding a sunrise while harboring vulnerable lit...

  Bioluminescence     18"x24", acrylic on flat panel, $1000 plus s&h to the first asking nicely. Click on the image  or here  to be transported to my website where you can view the painting in a room setting, zoom in up close to the image, and perhaps even make her all yours. Available to ship mid to late November 2025. Questions? just  reach out . Dreams can be such interesting things.  A couple nights ago I dreamed of a silver wolf, floating underneath the undisturbed surface of a vertical pond. I never saw her clearly - just sensed her presence. She moved with gentle intention and a clear purpose. Things were thrashing about and drowning deep in this strange water, but she was nudging them through the surface where they would gasp for air and wrest themselves out. She showed me how to hold the heads up of those who were too weary, and we worked together on extricating as many as po...