Jane Kim Art

As a uniform of toil, a symbol of status, or a protective accessory, the bandana is an archetype of Americana. Western heroes like John Wayne wore them around their necks in a flouri...

As a uniform of toil, a symbol of status, or a protective accessory, the bandana is an archetype of Americana. Western heroes like John Wayne wore them around their necks in a flouri...

Jane Kim's dramatic and stunning 'Soundings' is a visual representation of water depth and sound. And the Common Loon is the perfect embodiment of both. Al...

Jane Kim's goal as an artist is to find points of connection between humans and the natural world because, as a society, we have become dangerously detached from the systems that sus...

'Daughter' is a contemporary botanical exploration of the wood strawberry plant of Northern California. 16”x 20 inches, or 17 x 21 inches framed in a museum quality white washed ash...

One of the nation’s most in-demand conservation/preservation artists, Jane Kim—who takes cues from the great tradition of science illustration including Audubon and other naturalists...

Rise Home is the major painting representing the series with the same name, that are botanical Explorations by one of the nation’s most in-demand conservation/preservation artists, J...

Hawaiian Honeycreepers / acrylic painting of birds, from one of our nation's most in demand conservation / preservation artists, Jane Kim, who inspires us to love and care for the Ea...

One of the nation’s most in-demand conservation/preservation artists, Jane Kim—who takes cues from the great tradition of science illustration—inspires people to love and protect Ear...

One of the nation’s most in-demand conservation/preservation artists, Jane Kim—who takes cues from the great tradition of science illustration including Audubon and other naturalists —inspires people to love and protect Earth, one work of art at a time. Kim's contemporary series of mixed media paintings and drawings, “non(NATIVE),” premiered at her Summer 2016 Artist in Residency at the de Young Museum of Art in San Francisco, CA. The series considered the relationships between native and non-native species, as well as how technology companies like Apple, Facebook, and Amazon shape urban ecosystems and our sense of place and belonging. The Kaleidoscope Monarch Butterfly acrylic...

One of the nation’s most in-demand conservation/preservation artists, Jane Kim—who takes cues from the great tradition of science illustration—inspires people to love and protect Ear...

One of the nation’s most in-demand conservation/preservation artists, Jane Kim—who takes cues from the great tradition of science illustration—inspires people to love and protect Earth, one work of art at a time. Her contemporary series of mixed media paintings and drawings, “non(NATIVE),” premiered at her Summer 2016 Artist in Residency at the de Young Museum. The series considers the relationships between native and non-native species, as well as how technology companies like Apple, Facebook, and Amazon shape the Bay Area's urban ecosystem and our sense of place and belonging. Here is a beautifully rendered scientific illustration of an African Leopard Tortoise...