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A brand new box of crayons and some clean white paper are often a child's first tools of creative self-expression.  In the hands of a five-year old, simple sticks of brightly colored wax can initiate a lifelong appreciation of art.

Eventually, most kids grow out of the Little Princess Phase. They stop coloring everything in sight, and discover other interests and avenues of creativity. However, there are a gifted few, like Holly Kitaura, that actually grow into their art instead.

As a child, Holly first painted with mercurochrome from the medicine cabinet, then graduated to crayons and colored pencils. Throughout adolescence and high school she drew and painted hundreds of cheerfully vibrant abstract pieces, but never considered art as a career. As far as she was concerned, art was just fun!

Each of Holly's works expresses her vibrant fun-loving disposition and her extraordinary vision of the world. Whether she is utilizing watercolors, acrylics, enamel, or shimmering metallic auto paint, Holly doesn't think of painting as work. "I don't like being serious," she says. "If I'm not having fun painting, then something is very wrong."

Holly paints every day, simply because she loves it, and that's probably why so many people have fallen in love with Hollyvision.

You can find Holly's art in several art galleries throughout Hawaii, including: Pictures Plus statewide; Diamond Head Gallery, Waikiki Reef Hotel; Sunshine Arts in Kaneohe; Haleiwa Art Gallery; Island Waves, Waikiki; Dreams of Paradise, Hilo and Livingston Gallery at Crouching Lion, Ka'a'awa. And, of course, many of her works are available here at Hollyvision.biz.