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Tim attended California College of Arts and Crafts, Oakland, California in the middle 60's. This was on a scholarship out of high school, in or for sculpture. In the 42 years since that era, he developed a watercolor style that garnered commissions during the 70's and 80's. He is not bothered that he has had to have a day job instead of making a living as a full time artist. He'd "hit bottom" and quit a commerical art job in Fresno in 1969. It wasn't fun being "down and out" in Madera. But he kept doing art work. He had a stint in 1970 as a sign painter and screen printer, and revived that in 1977 through 1982. It was a part time business that grew, and it was design work, commercial work, and finishing a product to satisfy customers or clients. This was screen printing vinyl decals, plastic , plexiglas, T-shirts, real estate signs, and painting signs as large as eight feet by thirty-two feet. During the 80's Tim had a broker that was moving his watercolors for a few years. He had to admit that when he tried to do more and better works, he was frustrated at being juried out of shows and exhibits. But, he always sold.
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Painting
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Here is a cover art idea for a WW II novel. This is an oil pastel/turpentine wash on paper. There are several tabs to view other works.
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Sculpture
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There will be more here, as this site as more will continually be added.
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Mediums
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Drawings and "Odds and ends."
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