Just released, this giclee of a miniature oil painting by Kathy Long is entitled "The Crown Quilt". It is signed by Kathy, on 100% archival quality backing and measures 8" x 10".

In Kathy's words: "This is a one-of-a-kind painting. I don’t think I ever did more than 2 or 3 this size in my lifetime. They were very time consuming and difficult. Now, with my eye sight what it is, I won’t be doing any more."

Kathy Long’s pastels and black & white drawings of the people and culture of Hawai‘i are seen as some of the most accurate and sensitive contemporary works available today. She captures the essence of Hawai‘i so well, that the Hawai‘i Visitor Bureau and Hawaiian Airlines have used her paintings and drawings to promote Hawaii as a cultural destination. Combining her interest in cultural anthropology and art, Kathy began to record the renaissance of the Hawaiian culture and is now considered one of the best interpreters of the revival. She has been the winner of purchase awards by the Hawai‘i Council for Culture and the Arts and many “Peoples Choice” awards, as well as featured on Hawai‘i’s PBS program, “Spectrum”, several times, and in national and international publications. The Hawai‘i Visitors Bureau Big Island chapter has commissioned her to do a series of images, which help promote the cultural identity of Hawai‘i. She is invited yearly to the Celebration of the Arts held at the Ritz Carlton Kapalua, as a guest speaker, has been the official artist for Hawaiian Airlines and has done the posters for the Merrie Monarch Hula Festival for 2001 and 2002. She has had over 50 one-woman-shows and her work can be seen in public and major private collections around the world.