A timeless, personal artwork created from your photographs — crafted with care and realism by award-winning equine artist Kim Penner.
4× Best of Show Winner
Across Numerous Major Canadian Art Exhibitions.
Published in
Horse & Rider, U.S. Art, and The Paint Horse Journal.
Originals and limited editions held in private collections across North America.
From your first photo to the final brushstroke — here’s how Kim brings your horse’s story to the canvas.
Step 1:
Kim collaborates with you on the portrait’s style, mood, and concept.Together, you shape a concept that feels true to your horse. Once the direction feels right, a 50% deposit secures your place.
Step 2:
Share clear, meaningful photos of your horse — the personality, the posture, and the details you love most. Kim uses your reference images to ensure accuracy, emotion, and realism.
Step 3:
Working in her detailed, realistic style, Kim carefully brings your horse to life on canvas. Every brushstroke reflects years of experience and a deep understanding of equine anatomy.
Step 4:
Once complete, your portrait is carefully varnished, framed (if desired), and prepared for insured worldwide shipping. A timeless keepsake arrives safely at your door.
Commissions are typically booked 6–12 months in advance. Availability depends on Kim’s current schedule, and booking windows can fill quickly. The page will always reflect the current booking timeframe.
Your artwork will arrive on a gallery-wrapped canvas, professionally stretched over metal stretcher bars. This allows collectors to choose a frame that best suits their space and style.
Yes. Framing is available directly through Kim Penner for an additional cost.
Framing is optional and discussed after your commission is confirmed. Because framed artwork requires special packaging and handling, framing and any additional shipping costs are the responsibility of the collector.
Yes. Your horse can be painted in a meaningful or custom setting, such as a pasture, ranch, or landscape. These details are discussed early in the process to ensure the final piece reflects your vision.
You’ll have the opportunity to review the composition during the planning stage. Minor refinements are part of the process, but once the painting is well underway, significant changes are limited.
Each portrait Kim creates is hand-painted with meticulous attention to anatomy, expression, and mood.
Using your favourite photographs, she transforms meaningful moments into timeless artwork designed for collectors who value realism and emotional depth. Spaces are limited and reserved on a first-come basis.
