Kim likes to use strong light and shadows with lots of color. She desires to bring the reality of the subject to the viewer in that the viewer feels as if they could reach out and pet the animal portrayed or pick a grape off the vine!

Horses are her favorite animals to paint. Her portraits of horses and other animal subjects has brought her many commission work in which she enjoys. She started doing vineyard scenes in 2004 after a trip to the Sonoma Valley in California. She finds working with the different colors challenging and fun.

Kim's work hangs in private collections in Oklahoma and the U.S. and Germany. She is a member of the Central Art Association, Mid-Del Art Guild, and the Oklhoma Visual Arts Coalition. Kim has received many awards for her work at shows and festivals throughout her professional career. She has twice been a runner-up for the Oklahoma Duck Stamp competition. Currently she is showing her work at Keels Creek Gallery in Eureka Springs, Arkansas and the Native American Art Gallery in Oklahoma City.