Abstract Expressionist

Tim Joyner has been a professional artist for more than 10 years. He received a BFA from the University of Montana in 1993 and was a high school art teacher in Cut Bank, MT for eight years. He works in many different mediums, including pencil, scratchboard, painting (all kinds), glass etching, ceramic, and bronze sculpture. His work is very diverse, showing his interests in wildlife and the western way of life. His work is shown in a number of galleries in Montana, and Tim exhibits in many art shows, most notably in Great Falls at the CM Russell Art Show, and at the Spokane Art Show in Washington. His largest pieces are on display in Cut Bank, where he was chosen to paint two different murals for their town, one of which is over 100 feet wide, one of the largest in Montana.

After many years producing bronze work using traditional methods, (lost wax, sand casting and spin casting) I have created an innovative pouring approach. I use large ladles to throw, splash and drip molten bronze into the custom molds. This can be very exciting and creates work that cannot be reproduced. Stop by the studio and enjoy a cup of coffee.

Watercolor artist painting brilliantly colored flowers, animals and fish of Montana and the world.

The work is a mixed media. Watercolor and acrylic. I spent years painting subjects. A bit like learning the alphabet, now I am more interested in the emotional concept of the work. More like telling the story now that I have the tools.