FRESH OFF THE EASEL: "BENEATH THE SILVER MOON"

I finished Beneath the Silver Moon late last night, and I couldn’t wait to share it with you.

I was so excited to get into the studio every day while I was painting this one. As I painted, I found myself looking at the landscape a little differently. New ideas kept showing up, and it felt like I was discovering another layer of my artistic journey. Those moments are such a gift. They remind me there’s always something new waiting to be explored.

I played with a slightly different color palette, pairing a calm, glowing sky with a rich, dark ocean. I simplified the mountains into one silhouette so your eye could rest on the moon. I wanted it to feel soft, luminous, and almost as if its light was washing over everything it touched.

The beach was just plain fun to paint. I picked up a big brush, loosened up, and let those bold pinks and oranges sweep across the canvas. I’ve always loved the colors Paul Gauguin used in Tahiti, and I think a little of that spirit found its way into this painting.

I also brought back something I hadn’t done in years, a vintage floral pattern along the bottom. It reminded me of some of my early work, and it just felt right. The little turquoise flowers look as though they’re bathing in moonlight too.

More than anything, I wanted this painting to capture one of those magical tropical evenings when the world becomes quiet, the moon lights the ocean like silver, and you can’t help but imagine jumping into the warm water for a midnight swim.

I hope Beneath the Silver Moon brings you that same feeling of peace, wonder, and adventure every time you look at it.

With aloha, Kim

“BENEATH THE SILVER MOON”

24 x 48”, ORIGINAL OIL

AVAILABLE NOW!

Contact Kim for special pricing!

808-281-3108 // kim@kimmcdonald.com

“OHANA” IS BACK

SHOP "OHANA" 25% OFF

Ohana means family in Polynesian culture.

The first time I traveled to French Polynesia, I spent the entire summer, mostly on the beautiful island of Mo‘orea.

I arrived as a visitor, but I left feeling like family.

The kindness and generosity of the people welcomed me into their homes, their lives, and their hearts. It was an experience that has stayed with me ever since.

I’ve returned to French Polynesia—especially Moorea—a dozen times over the years, always coming home with renewed inspiration. The luminous turquoise waters, vibrant colors, and spirit of the islands continue to find their way into my paintings.

When I returned from that very first journey, this was the first painting I created. It remains one of the most meaningful paintings of my career, and I’m grateful it’s still part of my personal collection.

Sometimes an old favorite deserves another moment in the light. I've decided to bring this piece out of retirement as a limited release of fine art prints, and it feels so meaningful to share it with you again.

Large giclee prints (19x46”) are available online now.

SHOP OHANA 25% OFF FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY

I hope it carries with it the warmth of ʻohana, the spirit of French Polynesia, and all the little moments of love and connection that inspired it in the first place.

French Polynesia has a way of slowing everything down.

It's where I go to refill my spirit, where color speaks in ways words never can, and where so many of my paintings begin.

Fresh off the Easel: “Moonrise Voyage”

“Moonrise Voyage”, 2026

24 x 48” // Original Oil Painting

NOW AVAILABLE!

Last night was a full Blue Moon, which only happens once in a while here in Hawai’i.

It’s also a micro-moon, meaning it will look a little smaller and softer in the sky; I love that.

Not everything has to be big and dramatic to be beautiful. Sometimes the quiet moments are the ones that stay with us.

If you want to bring the magic of the moonlight into your home, please reach out to Kim via phone or email for special pricing.

808-281-3108 // kim@kimmcdonald.com

Framing & Hanging Instructions:

SMALL, MEDIUM & LARGE PRINTS

(Ready-to-Hang)

Your canvas print arrives pre-stretched and ready to hang

All hardware is already installed on the back

Simply unpack, hang, and enjoy!

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SUPERSIZED PRINTS

(Ships Rolled in Tube – Professional Framing Required)

Your supersized canvas print was carefully rolled for safe shipping and is intended to be stretched by a professional framer before hanging. Please bring this information with you to your framer.

For the Framer:

Print Type: Giclée Fine Art Canvas Print

Finish: Satin coating

Mounting Style: Gallery wrap (1.5” depth recommended)

Instructions:

1. Unroll and relax: Let the canvas sit in a clean, dry area for 12–24 hours before stretching.

2. Use 1.5” deep stretcher bars for a modern gallery-style finish.

3. Mirror wrap edges allow for clean side coverage when stretched.

4. Stretch tightly and evenly using canvas pliers and a staple gun—start at the center and alternate sides.

5. Neatly finish corners, staple securely, and use corner keys if needed for ongoing tension.

6. Optional: Floater frame installation for a premium finish.

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Need Help or Have Questions?

If you’re unsure which type of print you received, or if you’d like help finding a local framer, our team is here for you.

Thank you again for supporting original art and Kim’s studio. We can’t wait to see how this piece lives in your home.

— The Kim McDonald Art Team

Kim@kimmcdonald.com

Super-sized prints, super-sized savings (Sept 16–19 only!)

I’m so excited to share something brand new with you—my best-selling prints are now available in a super-sized format for the very first time!

To celebrate, I’m offering them at 40% off from September 16–19. Normally $2,695, these larger-than-life pieces will be available for just $1,617 during the sale. The discount code SUPERSALE will automatically apply at checkout once you add a super-sized print to your cart.

These prints are full of the color, movement, and energy you’ve come to love—but on a grander scale. They’re designed to make a statement and transform any space into a tropical escape.

MOONRISE OVER MAMA’S

$2,695 NOW ONLY $1,617

COLOR ME BEAUTIFUL

$2,695 NOW ONLY $1,617

SACRED POOLS

$2,695 NOW ONLY $1,617

SWEPT AWAY

$2,695 NOW ONLY $1,617

MAHINA RISING

$2,695 NOW ONLY $1,617

NEW Painting: Anchored in Aloha

I also just completed a brand-new original painting that’s especially close to my heart: Mama’s Fish House. This iconic Maui landmark has inspired me for years, and this piece captures the spirit and beauty of the place that so many of us cherish.

ANCHORED IN ALOHA

The original painting is now available. If you feel called to bring it home, please reach out to me directly for special collector pricing.

This is one of the biggest opportunities I’ve ever offered, and it all ends at midnight on September 19th. I can’t wait for you to experience these pieces in your home.

With aloha,
 Kim

Come This Way: Three New Limited Edition Prints Just Released

When I completed Come This Way—the largest original I’ve ever created, I knew the story wasn’t over.

As I stood back and looked at the full piece, three distinct scenes spoke to me. They felt like moments all their own—quiet, powerful, and full of life. I knew right then I wanted to share them as companion prints, pulled directly from the heart of the original.

Today, I’m so excited to release these three new limited edition prints:

“WALKING BEYOND”

LIMITED EDITION PRINT

“SILENT JOURNEY”

LIMITED EDITION PRINT

“ISLAND PASSAGE”

LIMITED EDITION PRINT

Each one is a cropped moment from Come This Way—a story within a story, now available to bring into your own space.

To celebrate the release, I’m offering:

30% OFF these new limited edition prints with code SAVE30

20% OFF all other prints with code SAVE20

FREE SHIPPING on all prints, originals, and surfboards

If you haven’t yet seen the full original, you can view Come This Way here:
View the Original Painting

Thank you for being part of this journey with me. I hope one of these new pieces speaks to you the way they spoke to me when I painted them.

With Aloha,
Kim

Fresh from the Easel: New Originals & Prints

“Celestial Tides”

Original Oil on Canvas

Gallery Wrapped Size: 30”X40”

“Come This Way”

Original Oil on Canvas

Gallery Wrapped Size: 6’ 9’

At 6 feet by 9 feet, Come This Way is the largest original I’ve ever created. What began as a simple landscape slowly transformed into a living story, filled with people, animals, and quiet movement. As I painted, I found myself stepping inside the scene, walking the red dirt road with a child in my arms, the sun on my back, and a breeze flowing through a nearby grass shack. It’s a moment from another time, inspired by my deep love for Hawaiian and Polynesian culture.

The Story Behind Come This Way

This piece is the largest original works of my life—both in size and in spirit.

When I began, it was simply a landscape. But as the days passed and the painting unfolded, I realized it needed something more. It needed the heartbeat of life.

So I began adding them—people, animals—placed with care and intention. Slowly, it became a story.

And somewhere along the way, I found myself stepping into the painting. As though I were the young woman walking that red dirt road, holding her child close. I could feel the sun on my back, hear the breeze through the trees, sense the quiet companionship of animals nearby.

The vision is simple, yet sacred:
A rustic grass shack, open to the breeze.
Life moving gently all around.
A moment from another time, still vivid in my imagination—rooted in my deep love for Hawaiian and Polynesian culture.

This painting became a journey.
From a quiet landscape to a living story.
From brushstrokes to memory.

If Come This Way speaks to you the way it speaks to me, I invite you to come see it in person at my gallery in Paia.

And if you feel a connection—if it feels like your story too—please reach out to me directly.

At 6 feet by 9 feet, Come This Way is the largest original I’ve ever created—a true labor of love. Every inch holds a piece of my heart, painted with deep intention and the hope that it finds the person it’s meant for.

Creating Through Parkinson’s: How Art Still Finds a Way

When I was first diagnosed with Parkinson’s, I wasn’t sure what it would mean for my art.

My hands are my tools. My mobility is part of the process.

And there was this quiet, growing fear whispering beneath the surface: What if I can’t keep creating the way I used to?

There’s no cure for Parkinson’s. And no clear timeline. No way to predict how quickly or slowly it will unfold. That uncertainty is its own weight, something you learn to carry day by day. But here’s the unexpected truth: Parkinson’s has taken things from me, yes—but it’s also given me something I never anticipated.

Perspective. Depth. A deeper reverence for the moments I do get to create.

The way I paint has changed. Some days, the tremors make it hard to hold the brush steady. Some days, I need more rest between sessions. Some days, I have to leave the studio before I’m ready—because my body asks me to.

But the heart of the work? That hasn’t changed.

If anything, it’s stronger. Each new piece feels more sacred, more alive, more urgent in a beautiful way. When I paint now, I’m not just chasing inspiration. I’m preserving it. Capturing something real before it fades. Each canvas becomes a love letter to the moment, and a quiet act of defiance. A way of saying, I’m still here. I’m still creating.

Recently, I’ve started giving myself permission to slow down. To take little weekend trips out to Hana—where everything softens. I used to power through everything. Push past the fatigue. Ignore the signs. But now I’m learning to listen. To rest. To let the ocean and the quiet and the trees work their healing. On a recent trip, something shifted. I came home with new inspiration, something I didn’t even know I was waiting for. A new piece now lives on the easel because I gave myself the time to breathe.

And through all of this—you’ve been here.

So many of you have asked how to help. And truly, it’s not always about buying a piece (though, yes, that helps keep this dream alive). It’s about something more meaningful.

It’s about walking into the gallery and saying hello. It’s sharing my work with a friend. It’s a kind message, a heartfelt note, a hug when you see me in town. It’s remembering that behind every canvas is a woman navigating an uncertain diagnosis the best she can. Brush in hand, hope in heart.

Every day I get to walk into my studio and pick up a brush feels like a gift. And every piece that leaves this space carries a little more of that story now.

So if you’ve ever wondered what helps—it’s you.

Your kindness. Your support. Your presence.

Thank you for being part of this journey. For holding space for both the beauty and the hard. For helping me continue doing what I love.

The gallery is open by appointment only,

so let’s plan your visit! Simply call me at 808-281-3108 to schedule your showing. Not on island? Shop my prints and originals online anytime.

With aloha,
Kim

What’s Next: Launching Something NEW!

There’s a certain kind of magic in seeing something go from dream to reality.

I’ve always imagined a world where my artwork could be part of your everyday life.

Not just hanging on your walls, but woven into the things you use and love. That vision is finally taking shape.

Over the past few months, we’ve been quietly working on our very first Kim McDonald Art product line. We’ve listened to your ideas, your requests, and your enthusiasm—and we’re building something with heart.

The first samples just arrived at the studio, and I wish you could see them through my eyes. They’re beautiful. They carry the bold colors and tropical soul of my paintings—but reimagined in ways that feel fresh, functional, and full of joy.

This line will include thoughtful, high-quality items that allow you to bring a little piece of paradise into your everyday routine. Whether it’s a piece you wear, hold, display, or give, each item will carry the same intention and aloha that goes into every painting I make.

Some of you have been asking for years, "When will you make more products with your art?" The answer is: soon. We’re finalizing details, refining materials, and preparing for a launch that will feel exciting, celebratory, and deeply personal.

And yes, there will be a special launch event, just like we always do. Because this isn’t just about products—it’s about connection. It’s about creating something that makes you feel something. That brings you back to Maui in your mind, even if you’re thousands of miles away.

Thank you for being part of this next step. I can’t wait to share more soon. You’re going to love what’s coming.

The gallery is open by appointment only,

so let’s plan your visit! Simply call me at 808-281-3108 to schedule your showing. Not on island? Shop my prints and originals online anytime.

With aloha,
Kim

Why I’m Learning to Slow Down—And What That Means for My Art

There’s a quiet beauty that comes with slowing down—and it’s changing the way I create.

I’ve always been someone who ran on instinct and momentum. There was always another canvas waiting, another show coming up, another idea bubbling just beneath the surface. I loved that pace—the energy of it, the adrenaline, the way it made me feel unstoppable. Painting has always felt like a full-body experience, and for years, I let that rhythm guide me.

But lately, life has been whispering something new. And then—louder. A soft but firm invitation to slow down. It wasn’t easy to accept at first. I resisted. I told myself I had deadlines to meet, collectors waiting, ideas I needed to capture before they faded.

But my body was telling a different story. A story that included rest. And reflection. And remembering that creativity doesn’t just live in speed—it also lives in stillness.

So I began to listen.

I started giving myself space to move slower in the studio. I allowed myself long pauses between brushstrokes. I took walks instead of forcing myself through fatigue. I let a painting breathe before rushing to finish it.

And do you know what I found?

The slower I moved, the more I saw. The golden tones of sunset I might have missed before. The shadows cast by palms on the sidewalk. The way the ocean has a different mood every morning.

This shift changed my art. It softened it. Deepened it. I started to paint from a place that wasn’t chasing, but receiving. Not proving, but expressing.

You might notice it too—in the newer pieces. A gentler palette. A sense of peace woven through each wave and frond. And more than anything, an invitation for you to pause with me. To bring that same calm into your space.

One of the ways I’ve been finding that stillness lately is through little weekend getaways to Hana. If you’ve ever been, you know—it’s a place that moves at its own rhythm. Slower. Softer. And somehow more vivid because of it. I used to push through, no matter how I felt. But living with Parkinson’s has been teaching me to listen—to truly hear what my body is asking for.

Sometimes, that means stepping away for a few days. Letting the quiet wrap around me. Letting the jungle and the waves and the rain do their healing work. And although it’s not always easy to slow down, I came back from one of those weekends recently feeling inspired in a way I hadn’t expected. There’s a new piece on the easel now, born from the rest I almost didn’t allow myself to take.

If you’re also in a season of slowing down—by choice or by circumstance—I want you to know you’re not alone. There’s beauty here, too. There’s richness. And yes, there’s still so much to create.

The gallery is open by appointment only,

so let’s plan your visit! Simply call me at 808-281-3108 to schedule your showing. Not on island? Shop my prints and originals online anytime.

With aloha,
Kim

10 Unforgettable Things to Do on Maui’s North Shore

Wind And Wave Print

There’s something about Maui’s North Shore that makes you slow down in the best way.

I’ve lived and worked here for years, and I’m still amazed at how much this part of the island offers. From quiet mornings by the sea to unforgettable meals and tucked-away treasures, here are my favorite things to do on the North Shore of Maui—shared from the heart, like I would to a friend visiting for the first time.

1. Watch the Surfers at Ho’okipa Beach Park

Ho’okipa is legendary for a reason. It’s where some of the world’s best surfers come to dance with the waves—and even if you’ve never stepped on a board, watching from the lookout is an experience in itself. Bring a snack, take your time, and you just might spot a few honu (sea turtles) sunning on the beach below.

2. Explore the Town of Paia

Paia is full of character—an artsy little surf town with colorful storefronts, eclectic boutiques, and no shortage of good coffee. Whether you’re wandering through shops, chatting with locals, or grabbing a bite, Paia feels personal. There’s no rush here, and that’s part of what makes it special.

3. Visit Mama’s Fish House

A North Shore icon. Yes, it’s famous (and yes, you’ll want to make a reservation), but it’s earned every bit of its reputation. The view, the food, the aloha—it’s an experience. If you can, go for lunch so you can soak in the ocean views while you dine.

4. Watch the Sunset from Baldwin Beach

There’s something deeply peaceful about Baldwin at sunset. The beach is wide and open, the sky turns every shade of gold and pink, and the ocean glows. It’s where locals go to walk, breathe, and take it all in.

5. Grab Fresh Juice or Coffee in Haiku

Just up the road from Paia, Haiku is a bit more tucked away, but worth the drive. You’ll find little roadside cafes and juice stands with the kind of flavor that only comes from being freshly picked. It’s a quiet, green part of the island—perfect for a slow morning.

6. See the Rainbow Eucalyptus Trees

On the way to Hana, keep an eye out for the stand of rainbow eucalyptus trees near mile marker 7. Their trunks are streaked with color—nature’s version of abstract art. It’s a quick stop, but one that always makes me smile.

7. Hike the Bamboo Forest Trail

If you’re up for a little adventure, the bamboo forest (past Twin Falls) offers a magical walk through towering stalks and hidden waterfalls. It can get muddy, so bring good shoes and a spirit of adventure.

8. Grab a Treat at Ku’au Store

Just before you reach Mama’s, this charming little market has delicious breakfast burritos, smoothies, and snacks. It’s the kind of place where you’ll see surfers grabbing a coffee and locals picking up lunch.

9. Spot Turtles at the End of Baldwin Beach

Walk all the way down to the west end of Baldwin and you might find a quiet little cove where sea turtles rest in the sand. It’s peaceful, less crowded, and feels like a secret—just you and the turtles, with the sound of the ocean as company.

10. Visit My Gallery in Paia

If you're spending time on the North Shore, I’d love to personally invite you into my gallery. It’s right in the heart of Paia, filled with color, light, and the spirit of the island. Each piece is inspired by the places I love—the moon rising over the ocean, the curve of a palm, the quiet stillness of early morning light.

You’re welcome to browse, ask questions, or simply step in for a moment of calm. And if you find something that speaks to you, we’re happy to ship it home so it’s waiting for you when you return.

My goal has always been to create art that helps people hold onto the feeling of this island—long after the trip ends.

The gallery is open by appointment only,

so let’s plan your visit! Simply call me at 808-281-3108 to schedule your showing. Not on island? Shop my prints and originals online anytime.

The North Shore of Maui is full of moments—big and small—that make this place unforgettable. My hope is that this list gives you a good starting point for exploring, discovering, and connecting with the island in a deeper way.

And if a piece of art can help you carry that feeling home with you, I’d be honored to help you find the right one.

The gallery is open by appointment only,

so let’s plan your visit! Simply call me at 808-281-3108 to schedule your showing. Not on island? Shop my prints and originals online anytime.

With aloha,
Kim

Moonrise Over Bali Hai: A Moment of Stillness and Light

There are some places that stay with you long after you leave them. For me, Bali Hai on Kauai is one of those places. There’s a kind of magic that settles over the landscape when the moon rises—the way the light spills across the peaks, the way the air feels heavier, quieter, more full of meaning.

I wanted to capture that feeling in Moonrise Over Bali Hai, a piece that’s as much about stillness as it is about light.

There’s a timelessness to Bali Hai that draws me in every time I visit. Maybe it’s the way the cliffs rise so sharply against the sky or how the moon’s glow makes everything feel softer, almost dreamlike. In this painting, I wanted to hold that moment—the one just before night fully takes over, when the world is bathed in that silvery light.

The piece is built with layers of rich, deep blues and soft, luminous whites, each brushstroke meant to evoke the way moonlight dances across the water. You can almost feel the air, thick with salt and mist, and the quiet hum of the island settling in for the night.

In Moonrise Over Bali Hai, color is everything. The deep indigo tones pull you into the night, while the moon’s glow brings just enough warmth to remind you that the world is still alive, still breathing.

The clouds hang heavy over the peaks, reflecting hints of silver and gold—echoing the light that spills across the water. It’s a moment that feels like it could last forever, a pause in time that holds all the beauty and stillness of Kauai.

For those who feel drawn to the quiet, reflective moments of nature, Moonrise Over Bali Hai is a piece meant to be lived with. It’s a reminder to pause, breathe, and let the world unfold around you.

This painting is available as a limited edition print, hand embellished and gallery wrapped to maintain the rich, textured feel of the original. Each print is created with the same care and attention to detail as the original work, ensuring that the feeling of that moonlit night is carried through every brushstroke.

If you’ve ever stood in front of Bali Hai and felt a pull—a sense that the place was speaking to you in its own quiet way—I hope this piece brings you back to that moment. I hope it reminds you to pause, to feel the light, to hold onto the stillness, even just for a moment..

Ordering and Custom Sizing

We ship these prints with great care, and we kindly ask that you allow up to four weeks for printing. Custom sizing is also available—just give us a call at 808-281-3108 , and we’d be happy to create something just right for your space.

The gallery is open by appointment only,

so let’s plan your visit! Simply call me at 808-281-3108 to schedule your showing. Not on island? Shop my prints and originals online anytime.

With aloha,
Kim

Why Visiting Maui Matters Now More Than Ever

Maui has always been a place of beauty, warmth, and spirit. And in the months since the Lahaina wildfires, that spirit has shown itself in even deeper ways. While the island continues to heal and rebuild, many of us here are finding comfort in the familiar rhythms of daily life—the ocean, the colors of the sky, the way the community comes together.

If you’re thinking about visiting Maui, please know that your presence matters.

Supporting small businesses, eating at local cafes, and bringing home a piece of art—these simple acts mean so much more than you might imagine. They help us rebuild, reconnect, and remind us all that beauty and resilience can coexist.

Where to Stay on Maui

Choosing where to stay can shape your entire experience. Whether you’re looking for a laid-back surf town vibe or something more luxurious, here are a few places to consider:

PAIA:

This artsy, bohemian town is perfect for those who love small, local shops, incredible food, and a laid-back beach vibe. It’s also where my gallery is located—a little slice of Maui that’s always full of color and story.

LAHAINA:

Though it’s still in the process of healing, Lahaina is more than a place—it’s a feeling. The area may look different now, but the heart of the community is still here. Visiting local shops and supporting artists is a beautiful way to show your love and support.

WAILEA:

For those looking for a more luxurious stay, Wailea offers some of the most stunning beachfront resorts, along with high-end shopping and dining. But even here, you’ll find local gems tucked between the resorts.

HANA:

A world all its own, Hana is lush, serene, and full of quiet moments. It’s the place to go if you’re craving a deeper connection with nature and the slower rhythms of island life.

Supporting Small Businesses in Maui

While you’re here, I encourage you to seek out the small businesses that make Maui what it is. Behind every shop, boutique, and cafe is a story of family, of resilience, of showing up even when things are hard.

And if you find yourself in Paia, I’d love to welcome you into my gallery. There’s something special about seeing the work in person—the way the light moves across the canvas, the brushstrokes that hold a little more story when you’re standing right in front of them.

Can’t Carry Art Home? We’ll Ship It for You!

If you find a piece that speaks to you but can’t carry it home, we’ll take care of the shipping. Whether it’s an original painting or a limited edition print, we pack each piece with care to ensure it arrives safely and beautifully—ready to hang as a lasting memory of your time on the island.

Maui is still healing. But the island is still full of beauty, life, and community—and your presence here makes a difference. If you’re planning a visit, I hope you take the time to wander, to connect, to shop small, and to take a little piece of Maui home with you.

I’d love to help you find something special—something that holds the light, color, and feeling of this place we call home.

The gallery is open by appointment only,

so let’s plan your visit! Simply call me at 808-281-3108 to schedule your showing. Not on island? Shop my prints and originals online anytime.

With aloha,
Kim

May Gallery Visit – Pick Two and Receive a $1,995 Gift Print!

May is a beautiful time to visit the gallery. The light feels a little softer, the air a little warmer, and the artwork—well, it’s waiting for you. And this month, I’m doing something I’ve never done before.

When you visit the gallery and choose two large prints or original pieces, you’ll receive a complimentary limited edition print of “Road to Heaven,” valued at $1,995.

It’s a canvas print that holds so much of the spirit of this island—the soft light, the golden tones, the feeling of standing still and watching the world breathe.

This is a piece that doesn’t just hang on a wall—it invites you in, draws you closer, and holds space for a little more calm, a little more beauty. And for those who love the feeling of bringing a bit of Maui into their home, this gift print is my way of saying thank you for supporting the art and for choosing something that truly speaks to you.

Why Now?
I wanted to do something a little different this month, something that makes your gallery visit feel extra special. We have a very limited quantity of “Road to Heaven” prints, so once they’re gone, they’re gone.

Whether you’re on Maui and can stop by the gallery, or you’re shopping from afar, this offer applies to all purchases of two original paintings or prints.

How to Claim Your Gift Print:

1. Visit the gallery in Paia and choose two prints or originals that speak to you.

2. Or shop online, and we’ll ship your order with care—along with your “Road to Heaven” gift print.

3. Add the print “Road To Heaven” to cart along side your pieces.

4. Enter the discount code “GIFTPRINT” at checkout.

The gallery is open by appointment only,

so let’s plan your visit! Simply call me at 808-281-3108 to schedule your showing. Not on island? Shop my prints and originals online anytime.

With aloha,
Kim