top of page

making winter


Hand-painted holiday ornament by Kimberly hanging from a wintry wood pile

I’ve many fond childhood memories that occurred in the wintertime each year. I loved the aromatic delight of stepping in out of the cold to behold the crisp scent of pine or fir coming from our living room. I loved unwrapping ornaments with my sisters that had been brought down from the attic, and finding the perfect bough to balance each one just so.

I remember my artistic older sister lamenting how we never had a themed tree and how much nicer it would be if only there was more continuity and a more balanced aesthetic. I was too sentimental to appreciate her idea at the time, simply wanting to hang my memories on every branch.

I loved when evening darkness came adding its lovely contrast to the scene, our tree glowing with cheery countenance and our little selves snuggled beneath cozy blankets with our favorite Christmas music CDs spinning their wintry melodies in the background.

Profile Photo Border-3FINAL3.jpg

Welcome to the personal blog of of Kimberly Kuniko, a Nikkei American illustrator, collage artist, poet, and host of cozy, virtual guided creative retreats with a new theme each month.

For early access to blogposts and the chance to connect, join my Creativity Club on Patreon.

Subscribe to my e-newsletter for monthly mail from me to you.

Subscribe to my blog feed:

Recent Posts
Courtesy

All blog content is copyright protected by © Kimberly K. Taylor-Pestell (unless otherwise noted) and may not be used, downloaded, or altered without written permission. Thank you! ♡

bottom of page