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Little Dog Art Studios Show the world how much you love your pet, reduce stress through laughter, and live longer with art. Tim Colomer is a U.S.

Marine Corps veteran, Purple Heart recipient, and professional artist whose journey into art began as a form of healing. After serving as an Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) technician, Tim turned to painting as a way to process the unseen scars of war — PTSD and traumatic brain injury. What started as therapy quickly evolved into a passion and a profession. Blending classical techniques with raw emotion, Tim creates work that honors his military background while celebrating life, love, and resilience. From expressive portraits and historical themes to joyful pet paintings, his art reflects a deep sense of purpose and connection. Today, through his studio, Little Dog Art Studios, Tim shares his journey to help others find beauty, meaning, and healing through art.

BOMB SUIT FOOTBALLAt first I see the rows and the bright blue shapes. Then the individual bomb suits come into focus.In ...
09/29/2026

BOMB SUIT FOOTBALL

At first I see the rows and the bright blue shapes. Then the individual bomb suits come into focus.

In this mockup, the dark wall and warm lamp give the painting a comfortable corner while the repeated figures keep the image lively.

There is room for a little absurdity in a carefully put-together home.

Timothy Colomer
https://timothycolomerfineart.com

MAKE ROOM FOR YOUR OWN INTERESTSGrey Bomb Suit on Blue holds its place among the other frames in this room study.I like ...
09/29/2026

MAKE ROOM FOR YOUR OWN INTERESTS

Grey Bomb Suit on Blue holds its place among the other frames in this room study.

I like the idea that a home can make room for art connected to different parts of your life. Service, family, curiosity, humor. Those things can sit beside one another.

A collection becomes personal through the choices you make over time.

Timothy Colomer
https://timothycolomerfineart.com

GENTLEMAN SKULL LOOKS SETTLED INThe wood, the tilted frame, the top hat. There is something almost familiar about this a...
09/28/2026

GENTLEMAN SKULL LOOKS SETTLED IN

The wood, the tilted frame, the top hat. There is something almost familiar about this arrangement.

I can imagine someone leaning closer to inspect the clothing and then noticing the grin.

That is part of the fun of a character piece. It gives a room a personality you would have a hard time finding in a furniture catalogue.

Timothy Colomer
https://timothycolomerfineart.com

MK V, WITHOUT THE ROOMHere is a closer look at the yellow helmet and deep red background.The round windows and metal fit...
09/28/2026

MK V, WITHOUT THE ROOM

Here is a closer look at the yellow helmet and deep red background.

The round windows and metal fittings give my eye plenty to follow. Even with nobody visible inside, the helmet carries the outline of a human presence.

Some objects make you think about the person who might have used them. This is one of those subjects for me.

Timothy Colomer
https://timothycolomerfineart.com

A BOW AND A FORMAL FRAMELady Skull looks almost dressed for an occasion in this white and gold frame.The flowers and bri...
09/27/2026

A BOW AND A FORMAL FRAME

Lady Skull looks almost dressed for an occasion in this white and gold frame.

The flowers and brick make the setting feel familiar. Then you look at the face, and the mood gets a little stranger.

That is an enjoyable combination to live with: something considered, with enough mischief to keep the room from feeling too proper.

Timothy Colomer
https://timothycolomerfineart.com

THE COLLECTION GROWS AROUND YOUMK V joins a gallery wall in this mockup. Its yellow helmet is easy to pick out among the...
09/27/2026

THE COLLECTION GROWS AROUND YOU

MK V joins a gallery wall in this mockup. Its yellow helmet is easy to pick out among the surrounding frames.

I like rooms where the artwork suggests several interests and a little personal history. A collection can come together piece by piece as your life changes.

Which piece in your home has been with you the longest?

Timothy Colomer
https://timothycolomerfineart.com

A PORTRAIT AGAINST DARK BRICKFeminine War Face feels especially focused in this setting. The pale frame catches the eye ...
09/26/2026

A PORTRAIT AGAINST DARK BRICK

Feminine War Face feels especially focused in this setting. The pale frame catches the eye against the dark wall, and then the expression takes over.

I like the uneven brick alongside the angular painted face.

Would you choose a dark wall for this portrait, or give it a brighter setting?

Timothy Colomer
https://timothycolomerfineart.com

CROSS ROADS ON A BLUE WALLThis setting brings out something different in the painting for me. The blue wall echoes the s...
09/26/2026

CROSS ROADS ON A BLUE WALL

This setting brings out something different in the painting for me. The blue wall echoes the smaller blue shapes around the face, while the white frame keeps the image distinct.

It is a good example of why I enjoy seeing artwork in more than one room.

The surroundings can help you discover a detail you missed.

Timothy Colomer
https://timothycolomerfineart.com

AN EXPRESSION WITH SEVERAL STORIESFeminine War Face, without the frame or room.The lifted chin and sharp angles give the...
09/25/2026

AN EXPRESSION WITH SEVERAL STORIES

Feminine War Face, without the frame or room.

The lifted chin and sharp angles give the face a forceful presence. I can see determination in it, but I can also see weariness.

That uncertainty is part of what holds me.

What do you read in her expression?

Timothy Colomer
https://timothycolomerfineart.com

PUT ON A RECORD. TAKE ANOTHER LOOK.Feeling Blue in a Bomb Suit sits above the turntable in this room study. The green fi...
09/25/2026

PUT ON A RECORD. TAKE ANOTHER LOOK.

Feeling Blue in a Bomb Suit sits above the turntable in this room study. The green figure seems to come forward through the blue.

That feels like a good place for a painting: somewhere you already stop, choose something you love, and stay awhile.

Art becomes part of the small routines that make a home yours.

Timothy Colomer
https://timothycolomerfineart.com

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