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Artist, Kitty Lynne Klich continues working on the painting the Grand Canyon South Rim.

Standing on the South Rim and looking out over the Grand Canyon filled the Artist, Kitty Lynne Klich, with a deep sense of awe! The rugged beauty of this untamed area has called many an artist to interpret it. Klich's choice to make the outcropping with the tree her focal point, was carefully decided so that more of the Grand Canyon could be seen beyond. The changing colors of the Canyon are a feast for an artist's eyes.

Just off Hwy 141, in Suamico, Wisconsin, is a beautiful little covered bridge. As covered bridges are fast becoming a rarely seen sight in the country side, the Artist, Kitty Lynne Klich, chose to capture this one on canvas, to always be remembered.

Spring is here. The flowers are in bud and almost ready to bloom. The artist, Kitty Lynne Klich, takes us on an imaginary journey through her garden. Working from life she captures the joy and spontaneity of a patch of tulips on her canvas.

Artist, Kitty Lynne Klich, captures on canvas a scene from her journey traveling south along the Pacific Coast Highway. She stops to rest at a viewing area along the road overlooking an atmospheric view of the shoreline in the distance. Everything is bathed in a soft blue violet hue as the clouds and mist lay heavily over the trees beyond, with the little hidden beach below.

While driving along a backwoods road in Cowlitz County, while visiting the state of Washington , the Artist happened upon Mill Creek. The sun shining through the evergreens, on the cool clear water rushing over the rocks, compelled her to capture this spectacular glimpse of natural beauty on her canvas.

Kitty Lynne Klich, takes us on a journey back to where she spent time in her younger years. Memories of happy times there, finding treasures that had washed up on the shore, are shared while she captures on canvas the natural beauty of Shi Shi Beach, located along the Pacific Ocean in the north western part of Washington State.