I am equally happy working in my studio photographing products or people or out on location photographing places, buildings and services. Wilson has done commissioned work for families, and while he enjoys doing this kind of painting, his real passion is painting portraits of Jesus Christ and subjects that are inspirational in nature. My work is driven by a genuine passion for photography and by what it can do for your business. Feb 17, 2019 - 191 Likes, 2 Comments - Dan Wilson Art (@dan.wilson.art) on Instagram: “Last post on day 3 of the portrait workshop. I produce creative and dynamic images of people, products, places and services for businesses to use in advertising, marketing and PR. He couldn’t resist the temptation to fill an empty space with his artwork.

He has won many local and regional art awards, and among the latest are:Additionally, his work has earned “first place” in every city show he has entered.Wilson’s art is being displayed at the Authentique Gallery in St. George, Anthony’s Fine Art in Salt Lake City, Logan Fine Art in Logan, and The City Creek Deseret Book. Here’s the ear and hair demo.

His goal is to have his work in everyone’s home and to bring peace and inspiration to families.Wilson lives in Lehi with his wife, Heather and four children, Ty, Gabe, Sadie, and Owen.I have an idea for an ongoing religious art project which I believe would be of significant economic value to uou.


Wilson then recalled the other two fire teams to his safe position, where they quickly established 360 degree security, coupled with laying down suppressive fire on the enemy.

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Wilson claims his gift is familial; His grandfather was an art professor at Brigham Young University, his father is an architect, his mother loves to make quilts and all his brothers and sisters are all artistic.Wilson graduated from Lone Peak High School and went on to Utah Valley University where he was mentored by William Whitaker, portrait artist for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Feb 9, 2016 - Explore dw2024's board "Dan Wilson paintings" on Pinterest. I am a highly experienced and versatile commercial photographer based in Southampton.

I am a highly experienced and versatile commercial photographer based in Southampton.

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Wilson recounts one particular event that motivated him: “A lady in my ward got one of my paintings of Jesus.

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My work is driven by a genuine passion for photography and by what it can do for your business. In high school, Dan Wilson was the student who would always turn in his tests with doodles in the margins.

KIRTLAND AFB, N.M. -- One of Kirtland's own received recognition on a world-wide level Feb. 4 in Arlington, Va., as the Air Force lauded Airmen featured under the 2014 Portraits in Courage program. Tech Sgt.

Wilson and Dan cleared a narrow path, he directed his fire team to relocate.

If you would be interested in exploring the idea with me, call me at 801-995-5618 and let’s have lunch one day soon.

I produce creative and dynamic images of people, products, places and services for businesses to use in advertising, marketing and PR. I have many local and national clients including - Southampton Solent University, Southampton City Council, National Oceanography Centre, NHSBT, Care UK, Southampton University Hospital Trust, Southern Health, Graphics Workshop, Sofa Workshop, Horse Health, Police and Crime Commissioner for Hampshire, John Lewis, Carnival, Two Saints, Hampshire Cultural Trust and many more. Wilson received his degree in fine art from Utah Valley University.Painting uplifting art is his focus. He couldn’t resist the temptation to fill an empty space with his artwork.

One day, she stopped me and told me the painting had made a great difference in their life.” Wilson knew at that time his mission was to create inspirational art.One of Wilson’s paintings, a nine-foot portrait of the Savior, will hang in the Orlando LDS Temple. In high school, Dan Wilson was the student who would always turn in his tests with doodles in the margins. The family was going through a particularly difficult time.