Full Throttle by Kyle Sims
$795.00
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A low, breath-held moment gives this scene its quiet power: a bull elk lifts his head in mid-call while a circle of cows listens, alert and composed. The painting's twilight palette—soft golds, dusky greens and the warm browns of fur—creates a gentle glow across sage and brush that feels like evening settling over the meadow. You can feel the herd’s collective presence more than any single action; the animals are rendered with a calm dignity that emphasizes community and ritual rather than drama. Subtle variations in light and texture on the elk’s neck and antlers draw your eye without shouting, and the darker tree line behind them gives the composition depth and a restful stillness. For anyone who responds to nature’s rhythms, this work offers a poised, intimate view of wildlife that feels both observed and respected.
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About Social Hour by Kyle Sims
Wildife artist Kyle Sims
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Image copyright © 2026 by Kyle Sims.
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Kyle was born in Cheyenne, Wyoming on June 12th, 1980. He is one of two sons born unto Jon and Beth Sims with his sibling named Blake, two years the younger. Kyle s training with the arts began very early, but with no formal regimen in place. His talent was recognized and encouraged by his parents from the beginning. He had very good art teachers growing up and by good, he means that they taught him fundamentals and principals of art, but had the ability to let him go with things when they saw the chance rather than forcing him to do what they think is good. Kyle continued along in his development as not only a child, but with his art. He enjoyed athletics, including cross country, basketball, and track. But it was around the age of 13 that he can remember having a strong interest building towards painting animals in particular.
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