Christine Kidd

Christine Kidd is a talented artist and designer, residing in the serene countryside of Virginia. Her love for art has been ingrained in her since a young age, propelling her towards a career in the creative field. Transitioning from a college in Florida to Liberty University in 2010, Christine continued to hone her craft. Her dedication and skill were recognized during her time at LU, with two of her paintings earning a spot in the University's permanent student art collection. Furthermore, she garnered various accolades for her work, including consecutive "Best in Show" awards at the annual art competition and 1st place in the 2013 "Envision" Senior Studio Art Show.

During her tenure at Liberty University, Christine's talent shone brightly as she served as President of Zeta Chi, the university's chapter of the International Honorary Art Society, Kappa Pi. Her exceptional skills were further showcased when she was commissioned to create a painting of the Herodian Temple Mount for "The Last Supper Exhibit" on campus. This painting eventually found a home in the Liberty Biblical Museum and was featured in two renowned books by Dr. Randall Price. In 2013, Christine graduated with highest honors, receiving her Bachelor's Degree in Studio Art from Liberty University.

Currently, Christine balances her roles as a professional graphic designer and a studio artist, specializing in realistic portraiture using mediums such as oil, charcoal, and graphite. Her exceptional talent and unique style can be admired through the photos of her work available on various platforms. For those looking to add a touch of elegance and artistry to their home or office decor, prints of Christine's exquisite artwork are available for purchase.