Ocean Bubba's Seahorse Giclee Print on Gallery Wrapped Canvas Kim Rody Creations

Description

Now she paints mountains and trees in the summer in Fairview and fish and turtles in the winter in the Bahamas. Her work is appealing to clients seeking a dramatic, bright and colourful feel which pulls the viewer in and under, into the world she loves and that few enjoy first-hand. Kim Rody Creations Kim Rody has been a professional fine art painter since 2000, when she dropped out of the corporate world to paint full time. She began gaining a following in South Florida and the Bahama Islands by painting large, colourful and dramatic canvases of fish, turtles, palm trees and all things tropical and became known over the last decade as the “fishartista”. Living on her boat in Hope Town Harbour in the Abaco Islands of the Bahamas, she met and married the sailor on the next mooring, who introduced her to sailing on the Intracoastal Waterway, as well as a log cabin outside of Asheville, NC. Her work is appealing to clients looking for a dramatic, bright and colourful feel which pulls the viewer in and under, into the world she loves best and that few enjoy first-hand.

Key Features

• Living on her boat in Hope Town Harbour in the Abaco Islands of the Bahamas, she met and married the sailor on the next mooring, who introduced her to sailing on the Intracoastal Waterway, as well as a log cabin outside of Asheville, NC.
• Kim Rody Creations Kim Rody has been a professional fine art painter since 2000, when she dropped out of the corporate world to paint full time.
• Her work is appealing to clients seeking a dramatic, bright and colourful feel which pulls the viewer in and under, into the world she loves and that few enjoy first-hand.
• Now she paints mountains and trees in the summer in Fairview and fish and turtles in the winter in the Bahamas.
• She began gaining a following in South Florida and the Bahama Islands by painting large, colourful and dramatic canvases of fish, turtles, palm trees and all things tropical and became known over the last decade as the “fishartista”.