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Ink and Acrylic Drawings
Cranes, and Cranes!
Stylistic Herons
Hawks, Owls and Eagles
Loons, Pelicans, Geese
More Birds
Songbirds and More
Original Drawings
Ink and acrylic drawings on paper art board. Archival materials are used in the production, framing and matting.
In The Studio
My focus is on the flow of the lines, the symmetry between components, and the balance of the completed piece.
Kim In The Studio
First, I block out the drawing with pencil.
Kim Drawing
Next, I paint the background colors and apply light shading.
Painting A Crane Face
I still use the same paint tray that I was issued in high school.
Kim's Favorite Paint Tray
Then, the fun part. The drawing really comes to life when I ink in the details.
Kim Inking Texture
Kim Inking Texture Closeup
Kim Inking Eye Detail
More Birds
Full Image
Original $450
Framed 12" x 16"
Image 8" x 12"
The nuts of the White Pine are a favored food of the Black-capped Chickadee.
Full Image
Original SOLD
Framed 19" x 25"
Image 12" x 18"
A male Cardinal offers a Serviceberry to his mate.
Full Image
Original SOLD
Framed 21" x 28"
Image 12" x 18"
Red-headed Woodpecker families work together to collect and cache their food. They store insects in the summer and acorns for the winter.
Detail
Original SOLD
Framed 15.5" x 13.5"
Image 10" x 8"
Red-headed Woodpeckers can overwinter in cold climates if they have a bumper crop of nuts to store.
Black Chin
Original SOLD
Framed 15" x 13"
Image 8.25" x 10.25"
A Black-chinned Hummingbird finds sustenance in Large-flowered Beardtongue.
Detail
Original SOLD
Framed 25" x 19"
Image 18" x 12"
A bonded Bluebird family framed by native Bittersweet.
Detail
Original SOLD
Reserved for Reedy Gallery exhibit April-June
Framed 15" x 13"
Image 10" x 8"
Female Robins are the sole architects of their nest.
Full Image
Original SOLD Reproduction Available
Framed 19" x 25"
Image 12" x 18"
A mated pair of Pileated Woodpeckers
will form a life-long bond.
Full Image
Original SOLD Reproduction Available
Framed 20" x 32"
Image 12" x 24"
Cirsium Discolor is a native species of thistle
that is very valuable to a variety of birds and insects.
Full Image
Original SOLD Reproduction Available
Framed 18" x 24"
Image 12" x 18"
Cardinals are dimorphic which means the male
looks distinctly different from the female.
Full Image
Original SOLD Reproduction Available
Framed 13" x 17"
Image 8" x 12"
The more "dee, dee, dees" in the Black-
capped Chickadees' cry, the more imminent the danger.
Detail
Original SOLD
Framed 11" x 9"
Image 5" x 7"
A female Ruby-throated Hummingbird
flying "free as a bird".
Detail
Original SOLD
Framed 14" x 11"
Image 10" x 7"
The barbed tongue of the Pileated Woodpecker
extends to snare it's prey.
Detail
Original SOLD
Framed 12" x 12"
Image 12" x 12"
Roadside Attraction: A fledgling and
its parent perched at the side of the road.
Detail
Original SOLD
Framed 10" x 8"
Image 5" x 7"
A female Goldfinch gathers thistle down
for her nest.
Detail
Original SOLD
Framed 12" x 12"
Image 12" x 12"
Roadside Attraction Series: a Red-winged
Blackbird perched at the side of the road.
Full Image
Original SOLD Reproduction Available
Framed 18" x 24"
Image 12" x 18"
The sentinal of the backyard
A Blue Jay sends out a warning cry.
Original SOLD
Framed 60" x 20"
Image 52" x 12"
Ruby-throated Hummingbirds doing everything they do—lapping nectar, snagging insects, courting and, of course, fighting.
Detail
Original SOLD
Framed 24" x 18"
Image 18" x 12"
Ruby-throated Hummingbirds feeding and courting among the Columbine.
Detail
Original SOLD
Framed 18" x 24" Image 12" x 18"
We know hummingbirds hum, but can they dance?
