by Kimberly Patino | Mar 4, 2015 | Life Outside The Studio
Happy March!
I cannot believe that it’s already March – time just seems to fly on by when you’re having fun.
And speaking of fun, today is my birthday…and I have so much to be grateful for. But I’m mostly grateful to have you! (more…)
by Kimberly Patino | Feb 25, 2015 | Life Outside The Studio
There’s been this debate going around how in order for you to actually stand out and make your mark in the world, you have to be limitless.
Now what does that mean? (more…)
by Kimberly Patino | Nov 5, 2014 | Life Outside The Studio
The end of the year is upon us and this is the time where a lot of people reflect back to what they did or didn’t accomplish.
For me, this year has been nothing but a life changing whirl wind both positively and negatively. I road tripped all the way to the Grand Canyon, had a cancer scare and been to the doctors more times then ever, I stopped my portrait (more…)
by Kimberly Patino | Aug 27, 2014 | Life Outside The Studio
Ever had that stage fright feeling of everyone staring at you…and you’re in your underwear?
That’s how some of my clients feel when they come to my studio. What’s interesting is that the majority of them are women, and they are absolutely gorgeous! And when I say gorgeous, I mean full on natural beauty gorgeous.
What’s “natural beauty” gorgeous? (more…)
by Kimberly Patino | May 7, 2014 | Life Outside The Studio
Mother’s Day is coming up & it’s that time of year to reflect on all of the amazing things that your mother has done for you. So instead of talking about my art, I’m devoting this entirely to my mother. But this year, I reflect on the things that I’ve done to my mother and I will confess – it’s a lot. (more…)
by Kimberly Patino | Apr 23, 2014 | Life Outside The Studio
Here’s what happened when I invited some friends over.
Whenever I create a new body of work, I always like to get advice from friends to see and hear their perspective. They asked me if the images I took were digital and I told them that they were film. Not only did I use a film camera, but I developed and (more…)