Oils on stretched canvas
$ 1,700
This was inspired by memories of my childhood.
About the artist
Kimberly Burnett is a remarkably talented artist and illustrator who is entirely self-taught. Her early years were spent in the tranquil foothills of North Carolina, where she was surrounded by lush forests and a diverse array of wildlife. From the young age of two, Kimberly discovered an innate passion for art, spending countless hours poring over every available art book at her local library while continuously refining her drawing skills. Her dedication and love for art have led her to become a distinguished artist, recognized for her exceptional talent and unique style.
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