Everyone
has something special that they value and treasure...something that they have
worked hard to save for...to share with their family and to call... Home.
What a more perfect gift than a personalized pen
and ink portrait of that special person, place, automobile or water craft...a treasure forever.
The Home Portrait
pen and ink drawing of the home shown above was a pen
and ink commission from one family given as a gift to their parents, with
reproduction prints given to their brothers and sisters. A childhood home comes
to life with all the memories, stories and loving recollections of the years
growing up in "Our Home".
The Life
Portrait can be illustrated especially for you or your loved one. It
is a composition of all the personal elements selected from one life experience,
the
memories, the photographs...your "favorite things". It becomes an
overall single montage of your fondest and dearest treasures. You and only you
can help design this composition... a one of a kind artistic creation.
A Personal
Portrait is a uniquely special gift for
family and friends, for your children or as a gift to your parents. The memories
that are rekindled with this type of gift will remain forever with anyone receiving the gift of a portrait, commissioned especially for
them.
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Wedding gifts, house warming gifts,
employment service milestones...the ideas for this gift are, as you can see,
endless. Just use your imagination...or give me a call and I will discuss the
possible options and assist with your selection. Greeting cards and notepaper
can be printed from the original drawings and they truly become notes and
messages that friends will remember always.
Tim is a long-time resident of Dearborn,
Michigan. While he has been drawing all his life, he received his formal
training and graphic design guidance at the College for Creative Studies (CCS)
in Detroit, Michigan. He also received his Business degree in marketing from the
University of Detroit. Tim has been an active member of the Dearborn Community
Arts Council, from President, as an Advisory Board member, to Executive Director
in December 2000.After five years as DCAC Director, Tim resigned in 2005 to
pursue his passion for art and graphic communications. He has
an art studio located in a newly restored historic Victorian House in West Dearborn
about a mile from his home.
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