Conservation on Canvas

Join us for a paint-and-sip experience supporting Conservation Florida's mission to protect the water, wildlife, and wild places.
About this Event

During this two-hour guided session, Kim Heise, a South Florida water-color artist and conservationist, will lead you in painting a native Florida critter with watercolors. Join us in-person with all materials provided, some delicious snacks, and 2 drink tickets to Tripping Animals Brewery.

Whether you’re a seasoned artist or picking up a brush for the first time, this experience is designed to spark creativity and deepen your connection to Florida’s wild side.

Ticket Includes

🍻 2 drink tickets for Tripping Animals Brewery

🧀 Curated charcuterie spread

🎨 All painting supplies + personal instruction from Kim

🌿 And most importantly - a chance to give back to wild Florida

Event Details:

📆 Thursday, September 24

🕛 7PM-9PM

📍 Tripping Animals Brewery, 2685 NW 105th Ave, Doral, FL 33172

👩‍🎨 KimheiseFlorida Watercolor Artist | Kim Heise

About our artist:

Kim is a watercolor artist who paints Florida native plants and animals, and hopes her work inspires people to know, love and protect local nature. The delicacy of watercolor helps her to capture intricate details, and to depict native species with beauty and scientific accuracy. Her work often depicts the relationships between plants and animals, and features endangered or lesser-known species. She starts by exploring natural areas, taking lots of reference photos, learning, and connecting with others.​ She's also passionate about Florida environmental conservation and collaboration, and she often work with others on projects with conservation goals. She has helped create coloring books, trail signs, maps, logos, zines, trail guides, public murals and other resources. She has a special interest in painting native plants, and the important relationships between plants and animals. She also gives presentations and workshops which allow me to further share her love of the South Florida environment and draw attention to conservation.

Learn more here: KimheiseFlorida Watercolor Artist | Kim Heise