art for wandering minds.

brooklyn watercolor artist creating original paintings, travel-inspired artwork, fine art prints, and custom watercolor commissions.

watercolor sketches, curious places, and little pieces of the real world reimagined.

Watercolor painting of a historic building with two towers, palm trees, and a blue sky, framed and displayed on a wall
A watercolor painting of a colorful courtyard entrance with stairs, potted plants, and an arched doorway decorated with vibrant flowers and greenery.
A watercolor painting of a natural spring with blue water, rocks, and a waterfall inside a cave opening, on a wooden desk with paintbrushes, ink, and a notebook.
Close-up of a person's hand with rings, wearing a silver and garnet ring, with a denim jacket with rolled sleeves and black shirt cuffs visible. The person has gold and silver rings on their fingers with painted nails.

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A collection of postcards and envelopes with travel-related images and texts, some with watercolor-style illustrations of landscapes, historical sites, and cityscapes. A yellow sign with black text reading "COMING SOON" partially covers the items.
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remember when getting the mail felt like an adventure?

starting this fall, I’m sending a little bit of my artistic world straight to your mailbox.

the Snail Mail Club is a monthly dose of watercolor, wandering, and happy surprises—created for people who still get excited about finding something beautiful in their mailbox.

expect art prints, illustrated notes, tiny treasures, and pieces of inspiration from my travels and imagination.

something lovely, delivered the old-fashioned way.

the first adventure begins november 2026 — join my newsletter to be the first to know.

somewhere between here and there.

i’m a native new yorker, artist, and creator inspired by the places we go, the details we notice, and the stories our imaginations build around them.

my creative path has taken me through event planning, hospitality, and fashion design—experiences that taught me to notice the details, create experiences, and find magic in unexpected places. these days, i bring that curiosity into my art.

my watercolor sketches begin in the real world—streets wandered, landscapes discovered, fleeting moments caught along the way—and often drift somewhere a little more surreal. i like making art that feels a bit like remembering a place you’ve never been.

when i’m not painting, you can usually find me in brooklyn with my three very opinionated studio companions: gin and tonic, my cats, and negroni, my bearded dragon.

my work is an invitation to slow down, look closer, and take a little piece of the journey home with you.

A young woman with dark hair and tattoos on her arm, sitting on a couch with flowers behind her, wearing a sleeveless dress, smiling and resting her hand on her head, in an outdoor or patio setting.

commission studio.

let’s turn it into art.

i create custom watercolor pieces inspired by meaningful places, favorite adventures, special memories, and the stories you want to keep close.

maybe it’s the little café where you met. a favorite travel memory. the house you grew up in. a landscape that feels like home. or perhaps you have something wonderfully impossible in mind.

together we’ll make something that exists somewhere between memory and imagination.

Art supplies on a wooden table including watercolor paints, paintbrushes, pens, and a lit candle.

get in touch.

i’m always open to collaborations, creative projects, commissions, and a good excuse to make something beautiful.

location: brooklyn, new york, usa

commission, general inquiries, brand partnerships: hello@kimini.studio

instagram: @kimini

have a project in mind? want to work together? or just want to say hello?

i’d love to hear from you.

i’m a one-person studio, which means your message comes directly to me. please allow a few business days for a reply—especially when i’m busy painting, packing mail, or off wandering somewhere new.

thanks for stopping by. i’m glad you’re here.