CANVAS GALLERY
All of the images are available for purchase as prints. Every print has been signed and numbered by Kim Donald and is on high quality acid free photographic paper. There are two sizes available so please check out the purchase prints section for sizes and prices etc.
If you’re interested an ORIGINAL please contact Kim as there are some currently still available.
If you’re interested an ORIGINAL please contact Kim as there are some currently still available.
Newest Canvas - Summer Stumps at Rupertswood Mansion (The Birthplace of the Ashes)
As this canvas is so very unique, please locate information about it in the tab labelled 'Summer Stumps at Rupertswood Mansion' down the left hand side.
CANVAS COLLECTIONS & SETS
Collection - Our Country On Canvas
Kim has travelled much of AUSTRALIA and has used this for inspiration when creating this collection. As you will see, many of them are well known places; although, she has also painted a couple that are purely her perspectives of our beautiful countryside.
Canvas Set - Action Frog
Having lived in the AUSTRALIA JUNGLE, Kim grew fonder of Frogs and created a series that she calls 'Action Frog' which captures a frog in 3 stages jumping from a leaf to splashing into the water.
Each of the canvas's are avaliable as individual prints or as a set of the series. Please check out the purchase prints section for more details on sizes and prices etc.
The ORIGINALS of this entire set have been SOLD.
All available as prints.
Each of the canvas's are avaliable as individual prints or as a set of the series. Please check out the purchase prints section for more details on sizes and prices etc.
The ORIGINALS of this entire set have been SOLD.
All available as prints.
Action Frog - Titles (from left to right);
1.Frog Splash
2.Frog Fly
3.Floating Leaf
1.Frog Splash
2.Frog Fly
3.Floating Leaf
Collection - Historical Highlights of Bendigo
Kim spent many years living in Bendigo and is also the place she founded Kim's Endless Creations. Bendigo is well known for it's Historical Buildings. Many of which were built back in the Gold Rush era when the city of Bendigo was originally established. Kim has captured a few of these beautiful buildings onto canvas using night time as her theme.
These images are avaliable as INDIVIDUAL prints and not as a series. Please check out the purchase prints section for sizes and prices etc.
The ORIGINAL of 'The Cathedral' is the only one that remains in this collection. Please contact Kim for details.
All Available as prints.
These images are avaliable as INDIVIDUAL prints and not as a series. Please check out the purchase prints section for sizes and prices etc.
The ORIGINAL of 'The Cathedral' is the only one that remains in this collection. Please contact Kim for details.
All Available as prints.
Canvas Set - The Drying Land
This collection consist of three canvas's that have been put together to illustrate the time line of the way we are headed with global warming and the extensive droughts Australia was facing when this collection was painted.
Each of the canvas's are avaliable as individual prints or as a set of the series. Please check out the purchase prints section for more details on sizes and prices etc.
The ORIGINALS of this entire set have been SOLD.
All Available as prints.
Each of the canvas's are avaliable as individual prints or as a set of the series. Please check out the purchase prints section for more details on sizes and prices etc.
The ORIGINALS of this entire set have been SOLD.
All Available as prints.
This first is titled 'The Way We Were' which is Kim's reflection of what it would've been like once upon a time; the Aboriginals with the lushest amounts of water visible in the background, so laid back and not a care in the world.
The second is 'The Drying Land', representing more than just dirt sifting through an old man’s hands but also his life long dedication to his land that is slowly sifting further from his control.
Thirdly, 'The Dried Land'; an image capturing Kim's interpretation of where we could've headed if the drought situation hadn't improved. It was certainly a time when it was looking as though this is where we were heading… Many lakes and river were looking just like this, and this painting shows the extreme visual if there is no food or water left for our animals or us.
More interpretation can be made from these image and that has been left to the viewers perspective.
The second is 'The Drying Land', representing more than just dirt sifting through an old man’s hands but also his life long dedication to his land that is slowly sifting further from his control.
Thirdly, 'The Dried Land'; an image capturing Kim's interpretation of where we could've headed if the drought situation hadn't improved. It was certainly a time when it was looking as though this is where we were heading… Many lakes and river were looking just like this, and this painting shows the extreme visual if there is no food or water left for our animals or us.
More interpretation can be made from these image and that has been left to the viewers perspective.
OTHER CANVAS'S
NONE of which belong to a COLLECTION or SET.
The ORIGINAL of 'Deni Dayz' and 'Bendigo Easter Parade' are the only two that remain from these. Please contact Kim for details.
All available as prints.
Additional Information about particular paintings...
THE SHED
The painting titled 'The Shed', is a painting entirely made up by Kim's imagination and her love for Australia, the sun burnt country that she lives in. Kim captures her interpretation of an old service station in the middle of the outback, choosing ‘Jo’s Service Station’ because she called her pop Pa Pa Joe. He passed on when Kim was in primary school, so it's been named as a tribute to him. Kim also love CHEV’s which she has added in the shed… The other bits and pieces were chosen to add character to the painting.
The painting titled 'The Shed', is a painting entirely made up by Kim's imagination and her love for Australia, the sun burnt country that she lives in. Kim captures her interpretation of an old service station in the middle of the outback, choosing ‘Jo’s Service Station’ because she called her pop Pa Pa Joe. He passed on when Kim was in primary school, so it's been named as a tribute to him. Kim also love CHEV’s which she has added in the shed… The other bits and pieces were chosen to add character to the painting.
