Kim Loberg is a professional Nebraska artist that has been drawing since pre-school years and oil painting since age 14. She produces her artwork from her studio Kim Loberg Studio, in a variety of mediums including pencil, ink, pastels, acrylics, oil paints, and watercolors. Kim also “sculpts” with needle and thread in fabric and also in clay. Carousel horses, hippocampus, dragons, animals, fantasy, and wildlife are her favored subjects.

Her artwork has been exhibited at the Miniature Art Show at Prairie Winds Art Center in Grand Island, Nebraska, the NNAA Spring Art Show, annually at the Nebraska Game & Parks Commission State Habitat Art Contest, at the 24th Annual Wyoming conservation Stamp Art Competition, Sale & Show, and at Wayne State College's Juried Student Fall 2007,Spring 2008, Fall 2008, Spring 2009 art shows. Kim's Senior Art Exhibit was held April 14-23, 2009 at the Nordstrand Art Gallery at Wayne State College, Wayne, Nebraska.

Kim has an Associate of Arts Degree in Art and an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Business Management-Entrepreneurship from Northeast Community College and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Studio Art from Wayne State College. She is a member of both the Women's Art Caucus and GROW Nebraska, Nebraska’s entrepreneurial, marketing and educational organization.

She is also a recognized national designer and operates Kimberly Ann’s, a home-based business. Using acrylic fur fabric as a medium, she creates stick giraffes, dragons, unicorns, cows, and pigs, as well as traditional stick horses for children of all ages. Her whimsical animal kitchen towel sets add an amusing touch to any home’s décor.

"Hi! Thank you for stopping by my ESBQ gallery. I have always been fascinated with both animals and the fantasy realm. My paintings range from realistic wildlife to fantasy animals that are my own original creations. I hope you enjoy my artwork".