Little Dog Art Studios
Tell me your story; watch me turn it into forever art.
Timothy Colomer paints service, loss, companionship and the human figure. Share your story for a custom commission, or take home a framed print, ready to hang.
- Framed print
- 11 × 14 or 14 × 11 inches
- Frame
- Black, walnut or white
- Price
- $69.99
- Arrives
- Glazed, wired, ready to hang
Little Dog Art Studios
The serious half.
Bomb suits and memorials. Dogs who waited by the door. Figures caught in the middle of something they have not said out loud yet. 115 works, four collections.
Duck & Compass Society
The silly half.
A duck and a goose in sunglasses, looking for the perfect pond. Hand painted, printed as collectible cards, one hundred packs of each adventure, and a QR code that drops your city on a live map.
Featured
Ten to start with
Every print is framed 11 × 14 (14 × 11 for landscape pieces) in black, walnut or white, with hanging hardware included. $69.99 each, or any three for $179.
EOD Memorial I
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Starry Night Screaming in a Bomb Suit
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USMC EOD Monument
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Great Pupsby
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Aloha I Bite
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Dogington Crossing
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Crossroads
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Mental Health Clock
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Quiet Night
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Stanley
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If you’re having trouble choosing, we’ve curated sets of framed prints that are ready to hang.
Four collections
Find the one that is about you.
Bomb suits, ordnance, memorials and the covenant of a community of fewer than three hundred and fifty.
See the collection → 35 works Portraits & CompanionsThe animals who witness our lives, painted with the same attention as any other portrait — including the ones in uniform.
See the collection → 25 works Emotional & NarrativeMemory, pressure, recovery and the things that are hard to say out loud.
See the collection → 28 works Figurative & Human FormStudies of the human figure, including nude work. Age acknowledgment required.
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The artist
He did not plan on being an artist.
Timothy Colomer spent his career in Marine Corps Explosive Ordnance Disposal. In 2006 he was blown up during a mission in Iraq. The aftermath left him with experiences that were difficult to put into words, and painting turned out to be the language that worked.
He works in watercolor, oil, graphite and charcoal from a studio in Houston. The work found veterans first. It has since found everybody else.
“I cannot give those fifty Marines another day, but I can make sure I do not waste mine.” Timothy Colomer
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Duck & Compass Society
Different places. Same dudes.
Robert is a duck. Mike is a goose. They hatched beside each other on the same spring morning and they have been traveling ever since, looking for the perfect pond instead of the perfect wave. Add Some Adventure to Your Life.
Eight hand-painted cards a pack. One hundred packs per adventure, then it is gone.
Every card carries a QR code that opens the map.
Share where you are and a duck lands on your city in real time.
Trade it, hide it, gift it. Cards are already in over seventy-three countries.
Palm shadows, freeway light and the long drive to the water.
$15.99 · 8 cards Open the pack →Lanterns, train platforms and a very long way from the pond.
$15.99 · 8 cards Open the pack →Warm water, a borrowed board and a goose who will not go past his knees.
$15.99 · 8 cards Open the pack →Dust, heat and a duck who did not read the survival guide.
Coming soonArtMajeur reviews
In their own words.
Five-star reviews from Timothy’s ArtMajeur profile, shared here with the reviewers’ permission.
5 out of 5 stars
Absolutely incredible. I commissioned Tim with a price in mind and an idea. He took the idea and brought it to life so much so that I began crying when I opened the painting for the first time.
5 out of 5 stars
I bought a print of his “The Great Pupsby”, for a gift. It was beautifully framed and absolutely gorgeous print! It was exactly what I wanted and my SIL adored it! Thanks Tim! You’re an amazing artist!
5 out of 5 stars
Truly incredible and powerful art work put on to canvas. I bought a piece that the moment I saw it, I knew I wanted it. The colors used intertwine perfectly with depictions of raw emotions on the painting. The more you look at the painting the more you see and the more it speaks to you. I love it. I met Tim through this process and dealing with him on this painting was seamless and smooth. He is a great guy with great talent.
Commissions
Some moments deserve more than a photograph.
A commission starts with a conversation, not a brief. You do not need to know what the painting should look like. You only need to know why the story matters.