Christina Lim Art

10/21/2026

Super happy to share that my painting received First Place in the California Art Supply Co. WEE ART OPEN 2026 — and this is second year in a row!😀🙏✨

So grateful for all the votes getting me this recognition and the opportunity to share my art with fellow artists and art lovers. 💜 the piece is still at the store… may be still on display but the painting will be used to make little mint boxes! I look forward to sawing them. 🥰

I have always loved creating miniatures. This encourages me to perhaps make a few more for the holidays. The winner from last year has just gone to a collector’s home in Sept at my featured show at Portola Art Gallery.

10/01/2026

05/14/2026

Choose light and breathe.

This weekend at you can experience these visual sanctuaries. My latest 40” x 30” “Rest” will transport you to the Henry Cowell redwoods where you are invited to sit on a fallen log covered in a layer of glowing velvet moss.

Hope to see you.
May 16-17 Sat-Sun
The Alameda ArtWorks
1068 The Alameda, San Jose, CA 95126
* through the purple door *

04/28/2026

Open Studios in May!
Three Weekends. Three Awesome Locations!!!

02/23/2026

The Hidden Gathering
8”x10”

Life has been quite a roller coaster in the past month. I’m pressing into hope—and sometimes finding simple joy in paying attention to the small things.

01/13/2026

First painting of the year.
Different scenery. Same peace. Same purpose.

I don't like the cold. But this is based from a scenery I captured years ago. When my niece and nephew were still small, my sister and her husband took them to see snow, and they decided to take me and my husband, and my parents along. Everyone packed inside my sister's Sienna to go see snow.
The photo registered the location as Kingsvale Snowpark, dated 2011 and taken with my iPhone 3GS. I remember building a pathetic and lame snowman that was no taller than 3 ft... I was proud that I did it but the snowman looked more like a big lump of snow with bumps. How do you make them round!? Anyways, once I finished with the snowman project, I ducked back into the van to stay warm.

I do remember loving the air and how I liked that the snow made it quiet. I also love thinking about how our whole family was there together. And so as I painted this, I think of that peace, and the joy in the air when my niece and nephew were shrieking with laughters. My reference photo was dark and seemed very cold — so it was with these memories in my mind that I added my perspective - the light, some warmth and a not-so-obvious path into this scenery.

I haven't quite decided what to name this painting yet. But I know she will tell me tomorrow... perhaps tonight in my dream.

10/08/2025

Sat afternoon at Nisene Marks.
8”x10”
Acrylic on linen canvas panel.

10/06/2025

A great day for Plein Air… at The Forest of the Niesene Marks State Park … didn’t finish completely when we left. The painting still needed highlights and shadows… so I completed it at home from memory and also a bit of my own interpretation of the scenery. ✨

08/04/2025

This weekend!!!!

Thank you Los Altos Rotary Fine Art in the Park for this opportunity to be a part of such a wonderful art show. ✨🙏

Los Altos Rotary Club is looking forward to welcoming Christina Lim Art to this year's Fine Art in the Park @ Lincoln Park in Los Altos, CA on August 9-10, 2025! www.chrislimart.com