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Kimberly S. Reed-Deemer

Reed-Deemer Art Studio of New Mexico

Watercolor Paintings

Additional information about watercolor and ink paintings is available on request. 

DISTANT ARRAY (VLA) watercolor & ink on paper 9.5 x 22 inches SOLD

DAYBREAK IN KANSAS watercolor & ink on paper

JANUARY IN DILIA (NM) watercolor & ink on paper

FEED LOTS AT SUNRISE (DODGE CITY, KS) 11 x 14 inches watercolor & ink on paper

CHANGE IN THE WEATHER watercolor & ink on paper

SAGRADO CORAZON gouache & ink on paper SOLD

FLYOVER COUNTRY watercolor & ink on paper

APPROACHING THE VLA watercolor & ink on paper 21.75 x 14.5 inches

KIMO THEATER FACADE DETAIL: ALBUQUERQUE watercolor & gouache on paper

VLA TRACKS watercolor & ink on paper 10.25 x 19.75 inches

STORMY WEATHER AHEAD watercolor & ink on paper

IN THE PECOS VALLEY, NM watercolor & gouache on paper

COMPOSANTO DE GOLONDRINAS, NM watercolor & ink on paper

CHURCH AT LAMY, NM, TRAIN STATION watercolor & ink on paper 22 x 14 inches

PLEIN AIR: STORM CLOUDS NEAR STORRIE LAKE, LAS VEGAS, NM watercolor & ink on illustration board

SNOW NEAR WAGON MOUND watercolor & ink on paper SOLD

LAS VEGAS FARM IN JANUARY watercolor & ink on paper 14 x 22 inches

STONE CHAPEL ON THE CANYON ROAD LOOP, SANTA FE watercolor & ink on paper

WAITING FOR GREATNESS AT THE FLYING J, DODGE CITY, KS watercolor & ink on paper 14.5 x 22 inches

THE BELL OF SANTO NINO AT LA MANGA, NM watercolor & ink on paper

LENTICULAR CLOUDS watercolor & ink on paper SOLD

MORNING AT THE CASTANEDA (LAS VEGAS, NM) watercolor & ink on paper

THE MILL AT MAXWELL (NM) watercolor & ink on paper

NEW MEXICO HARDSCRABBLE watercolor & gouache on paper

LEAVING OKLAHOMA watercolor & ink on paper

Hawaii Series: in memory of my brother, artist Gary Reed of Hawaii http://www.garyreedart.com
My brother's last painting was of this view of Ka'ena Point.  I visited the site and discovered the exact view, including the rainbow my brother depicted. This is my reply to his final work, called THE PROMISE.	The Byodo-In Temple has several black swans.  I had never seen black swans before, and loved the contrast of the red bills against the dark feathers.	Gary liked this lesser known vantage point to one of Hawaii's most recognized landmarks--Chinaman's Hat.	My first painting of the Waianae coast at sunset, and it will not be the last.....	My brother's gardens included Bird of Paradise flowers, which attract small green geckos.	One of Gary's hobbies was growing trees, including this mango tree.  This painting is really about Gary's passion for botanicals.	Another of the swans in the pool of Byodo-In Temple, a place of breathtaking beauty and tranquility.	The coast along Waianae displays spectacular colors at sunset.	Grief is such a demanding process, and for 2 months I could not lift a brush.  This painting is small and simple, but represented a big step.	The younger of my two brothers likes to hang about in Waikiki on his visits to Oahu, so I painted this as homage to John.
WALK IN BEAUTY (KA'ENA POINT, OAHU) watercolor & ink on paper NFS	BLACK SWAN OF THE BYODO-IN TEMPLE (KAHALUU, OAHU) watercolor & ink on paper 8 x 10 inches	WAIAHOLE BEACH, OAHU watercolor & ink on paper NFS	OAHU SUNSET (SMALL) watercolor & ink on Ruscombe Turner Blue paper 15 x 11 inches	TROPICAL LURKER watercolor & ink on paper 15 x 22 inches	MY BROTHER'S MANGO TREE watercolor & ink on paper	BYODO-IN TEMPLE BLACK SWAN (KAHALUU, OAHU) watercolor & ink on paper 14.5 x 15.75 inches	WAIANAE COAST (OAHU) watercolor & ink on Ruscombe Turner Blue paper 11 x 23 inches	GARY'S BIRD OF PARADISE (WAIANAE) watercolor & ink on paper 15 x 22 inches	WAIKIKI SURFBOARDS watercolor & ink on paper

WHITE PLUMERIA & GECKO watercolor & ink on paper	WAIAHOLE BEACH & CHINAMAN'S HAT (OAHU) watercolor & ink on paper	RED CRESTED CARDINAL (JUVENILE) watercolor & ink on paper SOLD
Another of the trees Gary grew was the Plumeria, which comes in several colors.  This white and yellow one was especially beautiful.  The gecko also liked it.	The mists above the mountains at Waiahole are magical and mysterious.	The rusty crest of the juvenile becomes bright red in the mature birds.  They are not shy and will come very close.