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I'm an abstract artist helping clients brighten their walls with paintings that pop. I assist clients with choosing the right canvas size, and we work together to create the perfect color palette, often inspired by a special location.
The process is organic and transparent, and I adore connecting with others - translating their story on canvas - all while combining my passion for interior design and art. Giving back is part of my business model. Send me a suggestion for 2019! In years past, I have donated to the Ocean Conversancy, The Fabretto Children's Foundation, and Pathways to Housing. |
More about me:
Christy Kill is an abstract painter using acrylic as her primary medium as well as resin to create a high-gloss finish. Christy grew up in Atlanta, has lived around the world for the last 10 years and is currently finding inspiration in Northern Virginia. She is a self-taught painter with over 15 years of practice. She holds a marketing degree from the University of Georgia and a masters of public health from Georgia State University. She has exhibited in Arlington Central Library, Gallery Underground, the Arlington County Board office, and U.S. Embassy Reykjavik.
In the last three years, Christy has been commissioned for several dozen paintings and has sold additional works online and in her studio. She has given proceeds and paintings to several NGO’s and charities that better serve children and the environment. A pair of her paintings titled “On the Shores of Iceland” were featured on a slideshow during ArtBasel Miami in December 2017. Currently, Christy is working on three commissions inspired by Malta, interior colors, and a Magnificat book cover. She is the recipient of the U.S. State Department’s Professional Development Fellowship and will begin classes teaching surface pattern design in early 2019.
Christy Kill is an abstract painter using acrylic as her primary medium as well as resin to create a high-gloss finish. Christy grew up in Atlanta, has lived around the world for the last 10 years and is currently finding inspiration in Northern Virginia. She is a self-taught painter with over 15 years of practice. She holds a marketing degree from the University of Georgia and a masters of public health from Georgia State University. She has exhibited in Arlington Central Library, Gallery Underground, the Arlington County Board office, and U.S. Embassy Reykjavik.
In the last three years, Christy has been commissioned for several dozen paintings and has sold additional works online and in her studio. She has given proceeds and paintings to several NGO’s and charities that better serve children and the environment. A pair of her paintings titled “On the Shores of Iceland” were featured on a slideshow during ArtBasel Miami in December 2017. Currently, Christy is working on three commissions inspired by Malta, interior colors, and a Magnificat book cover. She is the recipient of the U.S. State Department’s Professional Development Fellowship and will begin classes teaching surface pattern design in early 2019.