THE TEAM and MISSION

Connie manages the office and Dick is the creator. We have been a team for more than fifty years. We have had the opportunity to work on many different design projects. Advertising Design, Product Design, Publishing, Event Planning, and Promotions, etc.

About the Artist

Rich, powerful, soft, tender, and heart stimulating describe the artwork of the artist

Dick L. Sizemore.

Sizemore’s artwork reflects his love of the Great Outdoors, Frontier America, and the Noble and Magnificent Wildlife of our mighty land.

Authenticity is the magnet that draws people to Sizemore’s paintings and sculptures. His watercolor scenes reflect a reality that rings true. Nationally acclaimed as an artist of talent and distinction. Sizemore has his artwork displayed in businesses and homes across the USA, Canada, Australia, and Japan. Sizemore’s interest in painting and early frontier life began when he was just a young boy growing up in the Rock Mountains. He remembers sitting on a board stretched across the barber chair arms and staring with fascination at scenes of Indian life and artifacts that hung on the barbershop wall. His first taste of artistic success came at the age of six years when his drawing of a horse was published in a magazine. As an adult, Sizemore began to seriously pursue a career as an artist, completing a four-year course at Utah State University and going from there to a successful stint in Seattle, Washington as a commercial artist. But fascination for the frontier life still had Sizemore in its grip and he became dedicated to putting the reality of that life into his artwork. Electing to “live his art” Sizemore and his family left Seattle and made their home in three 18-foot canvas tipis on Day Creek in Skagit County Washington, for eight years. Keeping warm with wood heat and hauling water from a spring, they learned first hand the subtle shades of an earlier way of life. “I was looking for a place to live that would be complementary to my work,” explained Sizemore. “I wanted to be part of my work. I lived my research. It was my laboratory. It was pure survival, but I loved every minute of it. ”Sizemore’s favorite medium is transparent watercolor. “I am fascinated with the challenge it gives to me,” he said. “It’s exciting to watch the action of the paint upon the paper, let the medium carry out its own natural story and then adding in the detail in the same way in smaller areas.”

FEATURED BY

The Seattle Times Pictorial, WA. • The Eugene Register-Guard, Oregon • Skagit Valley Herald, WA. • Skagit River Post, WA. • The Courier-Times, WA., Cody News, Wyoming • Jackson Hole News • Wyoming and Jackson Hole TV, Wyoming • KOMO TV, WA. • KIRO TV PM Northwest, WA.