Transforming Titanium into Timeless Art

Titanium Art by Timothy Mark Moyers

Discover the extraordinary journey of an artist who turned metal into masterpieces, inspired by a father’s ingenuity and a son’s creativity.

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The Story Behind the Art

Timothy Mark Moyers’ journey into the world of Titanium art began with his father, a visionary who built the machine that made it all possible. Tim’s dad not only crafted the tool but also imparted the knowledge and skills needed to transform raw Titanium into stunning works of art. With this foundation, Tim’s creativity flourished, allowing him to become the first artist to mold Titanium into captivating pieces. His work stands as a testament to the bond between father and son, and the limitless possibilities of artistic innovation.
From the early days of experimentation to the creation of internationally acclaimed pieces, Tim’s art is a blend of technical prowess and imaginative vision. Each piece tells a story of perseverance, passion, and the unique relationship that fueled his artistic journey. Today, Tim’s legacy lives on through his breathtaking Titanium art, inspiring future generations of artists to push the boundaries of what is possible.
Newspaper article about Tim and his Titanium art
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Timothy Mark Moyers

Born on June 15th, 1959, Timothy Mark Moyers was a man of many passions. From a young age, he exhibited a keen interest in art and mechanics, a combination that would later define his career. Guided by his father’s expertise and innovative spirit, Tim ventured into the uncharted territory of Titanium art. Over the years, he created a legacy of stunning artwork that captured the imagination of many. Tim’s life was not just about art; he was a loving father to his son, Timothy Mark Moyers II, affectionately known as Marky. His sense of humor and zest for life were infectious, leaving a lasting impact on everyone he met. Tim passed away on May 14th, 2024, but his memory and artistic contributions continue to inspire and resonate with art enthusiasts around the world.

Tim’s Titanium Masterpieces

Titanium mountains and valley
Titanium molecule art
Titanium dolphin
6AL4V Titanium

This is a piece of 6AL4V Titanium
that Tim acid dipped, then rainbow
colored. It is one of 4 sample pieces
Tim made back in the early 90’s.
I’ve held onto them all these years
since he made them.

6AL4V was Tim’s favorite of all the different
Titanium alloys. Reason being, the crystaline structure
on the surface of the Titanium. Sadly it was unusable
for making braceletts and other jewelry pieces.
The one thing that made the 6AL4V unsutable for
jewely, was the fact it was very strong, almost brittle
and could not be bent. Something that always made
Tim and I both sad, because as you can see, there’sĀ 
a special beauty in a piece of 6AL4V.

Heartfelt Memories

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