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Kim Shaklee, a successful wildlife and marine sculptor, distinguishes herself from other artists by her ability to transform static metal into fluid motion to capture the essence of an animal. Kim developed a deep appreciation for the natural world, and an intense love for wildlife. Accompanied by her maternal grandfather, a large animal Veterinarian, she observed and tracked deer, bighorn sheep, numerous mammals, and a variety of birds. Her father was quite artistic, and encouraged his young daughter to draw and paint the creatures she encountered. This was the foundation for her future to become a sculptor. |
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