Original Artworks Made by Kim and Rob Russell

Birds Through An Artist's Eyes

Sculptures and Murals.

Art can bring the beauty of nature inside.

Photo by Tracy Toogood

Wood Stork

Is the stork really bald-headed?

The wood stork is on the endangered list.

Birders find wood storks at Harris Neck!

The Inspired Artists

Muralist, Robin Puckett celebrates with Kim!

Ready To Hang A Bird Sculpture!

Holding An Eagle Up High

Photo by Tracy Toogood

The Eagle Flies!

A Big Alligator On The Shore

Moss Above Wildlife Drive

Eagle Head After Detail Work

Special Report

Savannah Art Installation

Kim was thrilled to be commissioned
for an art installation to be part of the
Savannah National Wildlife Refuge's
new Visitor Center.

She created 13 lifesize sculptures
representing 11 local species to hang
high above the visitors' heads.

Kim and muralist Robin Puckett took
up the challenge to create sculpture
and wall art for the 40 foot tower at
the entryway to the center.

Many Thanks to the extremely talented
and generous Tracy Toogood for the
beautiful photos as credited above.

The Real Refuge

As usual, after working on art projects
Kim likes to explore the outdoors.

And the Savannah Refuge has much
to experience and enjoy.

Savannah NWR is an integral part of the
Savannah Coastal Refuges Complex.

Established in 1927 and emcompassing
29,175 Acres, this treasure should be a
"must see" on any birder's to-do list.

A Peak Into Kim's Studio

The eagle and the wood stork took up
most of the bench area.

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