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Here's a 10X10 linen canvas painting (acrylic) for our Hope Town 10X10 show. I usually paint BIG, but once a year I get out my tiny brushes and try for small. -
This painting was created as the focal point for the "Women in the Arts" Celebration at the Abaco Inn on Elbow Cay on November 24, 2018. This was one of the first shots I took with my Olympus TOUGH underwater camera when I first got it. That image has been bouncing around in my head for a while..... I was very glad to get it out of my head and on a 60 inch canvas!
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Here's a 10X10 linen canvas painting (acrylic) for our Hope Town 10X10 show. I usually paint BIG, but once a year I get out my tiny brushes and try for small. This is Reinhold and Sabine's vicious guard dog, Daisy. -
Here's a Bahamian sea turtle on her morning cruise, just under the surface of the water. Original is available, contact Kim, please. -
Here's a 10X10 linen canvas painting (acrylic) for our Hope Town 10X10 show. I usually paint BIG, but once a year I get out my tiny brushes and try for small. Here's our well remembered dog, Schooner, doing what she loved to do best: FISHING! Just like her dad. -
Sake Cup
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Pick ONE sake pitcher and FOUR sake cups (round or square) and we will put them in a nice box for you!
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Yummy 100% premium cotton tea towel with Kim's sealife! Measures 27" square UNFOLDED.
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Potrait of Petrona Strahan Major, from a photograph by Sofia Whitehead who published "Bahama Mama", a beautiful book of the women who have made the Bahamas what they are. CLICK HERE for Sofia's instagram! -
“Lift up your head to the rising sun, Bahamaland…”
Inspired by the opening line of the Bahamas national anthem, this light-filled painting captures the quiet strength of a sea turtle rising through crystalline waters. Sunlight fractures across her back as she moves upward, powerful and unhurried. Beneath her, the reef hums with layered color—blues, aquas, and golds shaped by current and memory.But there’s more here than meets the eye. Meaning drifts just beneath the surface, if you know where to look.
Bahamaland is both a portrait and a hymn—a tribute to the sacred, living waters of a place I’ve come to call home. -
Something new for me. No reproductions. 10X10" Acrylic on Birch. Whitewashed cradle on sides. -
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The clubhouse of the Hope Town Sailing Club - Saturday at 5:15 pm. The hostesses are inside preparing the goodies, the members will come soon with their libation and cup in their bag, socialization will ensue.
The original was purchased by a member and is hanging in the clubhouse. Purchase of giclees are restricted to HTSC members only. A portion of those proceeds will go to the Junior Sailing program.
Giclees can be ordered any size - length is DOUBLE the height (i.e. 10X2 = 20..... 10X20). Or, see the pull down menu for standard sizes.
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Sake Cup
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Pick ONE sake pitcher and FOUR sake cups (round or square) and we will put them in a nice box for you!
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Sake Cup
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Sake Cup
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Pick ONE sake pitcher and FOUR sake cups (round or square) and we will put them in a nice box for you!
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Sake Cup
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Pick ONE sake pitcher and FOUR sake cups (round or square) and we will put them in a nice box for you!
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Sake Cup
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Pick ONE sake pitcher and FOUR sake cups (round or square) and we will put them in a nice box for you!
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Sake Cup
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Sake Cup
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Pick ONE sake pitcher and FOUR sake cups (round or square) and we will put them in a nice box for you!
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Here's the prototypes for the new round and square sake cups. They come separately or in boxed sets with the Sake pitcher. Yum Yum. For all your rice hooch.
Forty-nine images to choose from.... Working on getting the pricing down as low as possible. Should be available and ready to sell early September.
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A special request from a great client of mine. Everybody in her family had a Rody except for ONE: her son, Cameron. She gave me a shot he had taken with his camera, so this really IS Cameron's Turtle! -
Having a good time painting house portraits - this is one of two this summer (2016). Do you see those four cars in the driveway on the right and in front of the house? Neither do I! That's what I get to do when I paint something. Not paint things.
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Bamboo chopsticks with their own little chopstick "settling down" place to keep them off the table. Forty nine images to choose from! These are the PROTOTYPES..... The real McCoy's should be available in early September. Keep watching.
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Start something. Finish doing that. Go on to the next thing, rinse and repeat. Wise words from Steve Straus. -
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Pick ONE sake pitcher and FOUR sake cups (round or square) and we will put them in a nice box for you!
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Ate crabs one summer in Rock Hall, MD with Mark, Pap and Schooner. ALL WE COULD EAT. I'm STILL stuffed. -
Maryland Blue Crabs in an enamel pot. OUT OF THIS WORLD! Well, they are really in a black enamel pot. -
My first blue crab painting! These were some that I caught on a string with a chicken neck in Solomon's Island last summer. Boy, the crabs were great that season! Heavy and sweet. -
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Pick ONE sake pitcher and FOUR sake cups (round or square) and we will put them in a nice box for you!
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Our GRANDBABY!!!! In training to follow his grandfather's stellar golf career..... -
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Pick ONE sake pitcher and FOUR sake cups (round or square) and we will put them in a nice box for you!
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This is one of my husband's favorites. I painted three extra blue crabs so I'd have a set of EIGHT for my note cards (that come with paper bag envelopes!) -
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Pick ONE sake pitcher and FOUR sake cups (round or square) and we will put them in a nice box for you!
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This painting began the moment I pressed play on the audiobook of Braiding Sweetgrass and picked up a brush.
I started with a blank canvas and no idea what I was going to paint. I thought the book might be something like the old Foxfire books about living off the land. Instead, as the stories unfolded — including the creation story of Turtle Island — the painting slowly began to take shape.
A reclining dreamer appeared.
Her braids drift through the water like currents, carrying the movement of the painting across the canvas. Around her, the dream fills with sea life — fish moving through open water, shells and reefs, and above them a dark celestial planet holding Turtle Island itself, a world suspended in space.
At one point a snake appeared in the painting and honestly scared me. Instead of painting it out, I placed it inside an unbreakable glass globe. The snake remained there, alive but contained, ready but unable to strike... and the dream felt like it could continue again.
As the painting evolved, the snake slowly changed form and became an eel — something that belonged naturally in the watery world the dreamer was creating.
The dreamer rests to the sound of the sea from a conch shell, while her braids move with the currents and the ocean creatures drift through the dream of Turtle Island.
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Sabine and I took our sunfish sailboats to Cracker Peas the other day to meet the hubbies and grab lunch. Then we sailed back to our respective homes, where I washed "Lizzy" down and good and left her to dry at the dock. She's a great boat with a great history, and pretty beautiful sails IMHO. A real sweetheart! This boat was a contestant in the Sunfish World Championships in Nassau in 2009 which is the reason for the beautiful yellow, blue and black colors as well as the island motif which is a trademark of the Bahamas. She’s been owned by two friends of mine, and once a honeybee colony was discovered in her cockpit when the cover was removed. Her name is Lizzy due to a gecko that hitched a ride on the boat during a Hope Town sailing race. So, now you know the whole story. Original is available, contact Kim for pricing.
