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Happy Valentine's Day! 2022

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Just a sampling of drawings that remind me of Valentine's Day, relationships, love. Kim                                                                                                                      Looking for the Source Within the Heart Common Ground Who Picked Up the Rope? The Couple The Cosmic Heart Teasel - Couple

House of Knowledge

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I've been working on a series of graphite drawings for the last couple of years. Yesterday I was at Pioneer Printing in Lodi to see the printing and embossing of the cover for a book of this series. That was a treat in itself as there aren't too many shops like that left. They have both the newest copy machines and traditional machines for letterpress printing. I am happy to say that the book will be ready for me to pick up from the printer next week. There are 76 drawings in the book. If you are interested in having a copy of the book, send me a personal message or e-mail.

Cayuga Lake views

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I've been living near Cayuga Lake in the Fingerlakes Region of New York, since 1981. These are  drawings done in the early days of my stay here.  All done in graphite or charcoal and small in size. Kim

In the Distance...

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I have a new book called In the Distance, Small Beings .  It has reproductions of 24 small acrylic paintings.    I also have a new edition of Life Dancing Life , printed on heavier paper than the first printing.   Both can be purchased at Lulu  for $35. If you would rather come to the studio I will have a limited number of copies available and you can see the original artwork as well as many other paintings. Just send me a message and we'll find a time. Thanks - you are the patron! Kim  Endless Construction From the book In the Distance, Small Beings Water, Water, Everywhere  Surrounded by What We Seek From the book, Life Dancing Life

Drawn

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Teasel Stem, charcoal on paper Arthur Whitman has curated another show at CSMA  in Ithaca. Kim has three drawings in the exhibit. The exhibit will be up until September 26. Hope you will see it!