Original Pastel,"Hula Sisters", commissioned for the 2005 World's Fair in Aichi, Japan

These limited edition prints of original graphite drawings were made under the supervision of the artist. Each has been hand-signed and numbered by the artist to signify her approval. With the exception of a few artist proofs, they are printed in editions of 500 and there are no other editions in existence and no further editions of these images will be made with permission or knowledge of the artist. Each image comes with a letter of authenticity.

The images in these albums are limited edition Gicliques which were made under the supervision of the artist. Each has been hand-signed and numbered by the artis to signify her approval. They have been printed in editions of 500 with the addition of 50/AP and 50/PP which will go to the first 100 individuals who purchace the image. No other editions will be printed with the permission or knowledge of the artist. Each image comes with a letter of authenticity. What is a Giclique? Giclique were originally meant as printing proofs, but it quickly became obvious that this form of printing would revolutionize Fine Art printing. Though much slower, as it can take many hours to print one image, this process allows the image to be printed one at a time, in any size, as needed, which eleminates the need to store hundreds of prints. Originally vegetable dyes were used, which were unstable, but now new permanent inks have been developed that provide a long-life images.

Both Kathy and her mother, Mary Koski, are well known portrait painters. In this album you will find samples of portraits in several media. These as well are done on a first come, first serve basis.