Artist's hand painting a green botanical leaf study using watercolor on textured paper.

About the Artist

Kimberly has a true passion for creating art. Her aim is to spread joy through her work. While she primarily enjoys using watercolor, she also likes to use pen and acrylic markers. Occasionally, she dabbles in digital art as well. She specializes in painting coastal scenes and florals that evoke positive emotions.

My Story

From Wash Experiments to Botanical Studies

My journey began with the unpredictable dance of water and pigment, exploring how natural granulating pigments settle into cold-press paper. This exploration evolved into structured botanical collections, each piece a testament to nature's fluid forms.

Our Craft

The Studio Creation Process

Pigment Mixing

Wet-on-Wet Wash

Gentle Drying

Archival Scanning

Carefully blending natural pigments to achieve luminous, transparent washes that capture the essence of coastal and botanical hues.

Applying wet pigment onto wet paper, allowing water to dictate boundaries and create organic, fluid transitions.

Slow, natural drying allows pigments to settle, enhancing granulation and preserving the delicate textures of each layer.

High-resolution scanning preserves every subtle detail, ensuring archival prints faithfully reproduce the original artwork.