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hi! I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to reach out to express how grateful I am for your continued support for my work and to share a special opportunity with you. My work has evolved dramatically over the past few years, and I know sometimes it may seem confusing. Am I an artist making art? Am I a meditation teacher sharing guided meditations? Am I a writer writing books? Am I a creative sharing creative practices? The answer is yes. I do all of those things. I share the practices and guidance that have helped me to establish a ground of wellbeing and joy, so that you can too. And more recently, I share art! Art has been proven to uplift our mood, and create wellbeing. Knowing that my art has found a home with someone who values it means the world to me. That’s why I wanted to let you know that I’ll be launching a limited-time sale on some of my earlier pieces, as well as a deep discount on all fine art prints. The sale officially starts November 29. I'm offering a 50% discount on a small selection of encaustic monotypes through December 2 or until I sell out.I'm focusing on painting recently, and while I love these encaustic monotypes, they don't represent my current style, so I'm letting them go to make room in my studio for my newer work. If you’d like to take a look before the sale goes live, I’d love to give you an early preview! Make sure to watch your inbox next week, when I’ll send you a private discount code to purchase the available pieces with the 50% discount code. I’m so thankful for your support and would be honored to add a piece to your collection. with warmest wishes for a happy holiday season, Kim Ps. Watch your inbox for the discount code to my holiday pop up 50% sale on selected encaustic monotypes, as well as a 30% discount on all fine art prints. Pps. Watch your inbox for the upcoming 5 Day End of Year Journaling Challenge where you can get clarity on ending your year on a positive note. |
Someone once told me I was an expert in navigating life transitions. I didn't take it as a compliment. It was an observation about how many times I'd had to start over. That's where this book begins. Most of my working life in Asia was contract work — good jobs at hotels and retreat centers and then, on a fixed date, no job at all. Each time I landed in the same place: a wide-open void, and no idea what came next. I've been reading one of Gloria Steinem's memoirs, and she mentions a term I'd...
It's here. My Kickstarter campaign for The Art of Embracing Change: On Creativity, Contemplation, and Midlife Transformation is now live. Sixty short essays, journaling prompts, and an unexpected map for a second (or third) act: the nine stages of making a painting. Your pledge funds the printing; the book publishes in January. The first few days of a campaign matter most. Early backers help create momentum, carrying the campaign to readers who don’t know me yet. Back the book on Kickstarter...
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