If You Had Wings
Where would they take you? Each bird here has flown their own personal journey and now awaits their final destination with you. Bring a part of the natural world into your space and spark the curiosity we all have inside us.
As It Should Be
All avian specimens are preserved to museum quality standards. Each nuance of the individual is studied and spirit captured in divine pose. Specimens are deaths not related to the art.
In Collaboration With
Schumacher I Honda I Owl Research Institute I Isles Studio I US Forest Service I Ritualcravt I The Dinosaur Store I Draper Natural History Museum I Various Galleries, Artists & Films
Free Bird
I've been working with the avian crowd since 2014. I'd like to think my heart is concordant with the song of birds. And if you ask anyone where I live, they'll point to the clouds and say, go all the way up.
The art of Taxidermy allows me to quietly listen to every birds story, while learning, respecting and hoping to connect their great journey with you. I was taught the skilled craft by a Taxidermist on staff at The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County. The time I spent working and volunteering at the museum is held dearly, where I educated guests in the hopes of fostering responsibility, respect and wonder for our natural world.
I’m lucky to now spend my days Mothering two little birds of my very own; Saoirse and Soleil alongside my craft. I also believe in supporting passions by volunteering time. Whenever I’m able, I lend my hands and heart to Wild Skies Raptor Center and many other conservation organizations to help our wild birds and places thrive.
May the natural world spark your curiosity, and mortality feed the fire.
Upwards and Onwards,
Kimberly
