Snowshoe Wood Print

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Snowshoe is part of the Florus Animalum series by painter Kimberly Santini, where she raises questions of beauty, inherent value, and in this case, global warming. Regardless of whether you believe or not, the painting is a softly hued and gentle composition that is breathtaking.

First and foremost, I am a Mom. This means I have eyes in the back of my head, spot on intuition, the patience of a saint and mountains of compassion. I am also a painter. I am asked at least once a week, “why do you paint?” Despite the frequency of this question, I have yet to come up with a particularly brilliant answer. I simply paint, because like breathing, I must. Painting is my career. It is how I help to support my family. It is how I give back to my community. It is also how I maintain my sanity. I’ve got college degrees in art and art history, an extensive professional background in many different art arenas and some odder life experiences (like writing automobile owners manuals) that add up to who I am today. My work is...