"One of our most resourceful
and diverse artists
...America's definitive Renaissance Man."

Relying on more than thirty years of art experience, Timm puts forth a unique flavor of diversity in his fine art and art projects...with a flare for tradition!

His art and techniques have been featured in several national publications, including Airbrush Action Magazine. He's even been caught on the pages of Guns and Ammo, taking part in Cowboy Action Shooting tournaments. Timm is no stranger to living in the rough, carrying a sidearm, fishing for dinner, existing in concert with flora and fauna.

Timm is that rare artist who has actually been there and done that in every sense of the word. One can almost smell the musty presence of the young cougar Timm has brought to life on canvas, or hear the muffled sounds of moving water as Timm's golden rainbow trout works it's way upstream in search of food. The term is presence and Timm is the expert who captures it with the dexterity of his hands creating life itself on canvas with a brush. His sense of putting you there is unbelievable!

Believing that educating the public is as important to the artist as creating good art, He will go out of his way to talk about the difficulties full time American artists face in a country where most traditional arts are being swept by the way side in lieu of technology.

Timm is an active and sought after illustrator for sports, entertainment, advertising, and outdoor related publications, and a renown muralist. His list of clients and collectors includes corporations like McDonald's, entertainers and celebrities, public schools, and city, state and parks and recreation departments. He is often invited to trade shows by exceptional product manufacturers to demonstrate techniques and give lectures.

Though he now lives with his wife and 3 sons in the Blue Ridge mountains of North Carolina, Timm owes his interest in nature and outdoors to his early years growing up in the foothills of the majestic Colorado Rockies. His father, a talented entertainer, artist, and outdoorsman, spent many hours with his children in the bush, teaching them to shoot, hunt and fish.

Timm owes his art development to his mothers unconditional nurturing and his sisters integrity. "I've been fortunate in my life to have bright and talented people around me who have believed in my need to create."

The artist adheres to the notion that diversity in artistic ability is an attribute! "Who would want to drive one car their whole life? Sometimes I paint highly detailed and composed, sometimes impressionistic and on a whim.

Timm credits his high school art teacher from Aurora Central High School in Colorado, Robert Neff, for inspiration in art, and his "hero," brother Joe, afflicted with cerebral palsy since birth, for inspiration in life.