Tim Williams Studio

PRIVATE COMMISSION. This Home Portrait was carefully created to reflect my Client’s memory’s of their childhood home just outside Belfast.

Size: A2
Scale: 1:50

PRIVATE COMMISSION. This Home Portrait was a Christmas present of a modest semi-detached family home in a rural village just outside Bath.

This drawing has been carefully considered to historically reflect the architecture of its time with double Stretcher Stonework and Wooden Sash Windows.

Size: A3
Scale: 1:50

The Mathew, Bristol. To commemorate my Fathers 80th Birthday, I have transited from drawing buildings to drawing my first ever boat.

The Mathew was sailed by John Cobot in 1497 as part of the discovery of Newfoundland from the West. A replica ship currently resides in Bristol Harbour.

PRIVATE COMMISSION. My mate commissioned me to curate a Home Portrait for an early Valentines Gift for his fiancée of her childhood home in Bristol.

The drawing has been carefully considered to historically reflect the Victorian Terrace house that once stood.

This piece has some subtle touches that were specifically requested by one of the last romantics - two magpies for joy; a hot air balloon to reflect its location; a silhouette of his fiancée and her mother.

Please PM me if you would like me to curate a piece of Architectural Art of a special location.

THE GOLDEN RATIO. Available to buy on Etsy from a choice of different styles and sizes.

https://etsy.me/3rkmMEL

The Golden Ratio is a mathematical ratio that is generally found in nature that describes the perfectly symmetrical relationship between two proportions.

Approximately equal to a 1:1,61, the Golden Ratio can relate to the Fibonacci Sequence and Numbers. The Golden Spiral can then be plotted which occurs organically within the natural world.

In Ancient Greek Architecture, the Golden Ratio has been used extensively creating a pleasing relationship between the width of the Building, its height, the size of the Portico and the setting-out of the Columns.

Leonardo da Vinci, among other artists throughout the ages, made extensive use of the Golden Ratio in their compositions. This can be found within 'The Last Supper' and the 'Mona Lisa'.

THE GOLDEN RATIO: The Golden Ratio is a mathematical ratio that is generally found in nature that describes the perfectly symmetrical relationship between two proportions.

Approximately equal to a 1:1,61, the Golden Ratio can relate to the Fibonacci Sequence and Numbers. The Golden Spiral can then be plotted which occurs organically within the natural world.

In Ancient Greek Architecture, the Golden Ratio has been used extensively creating a pleasing relationship between the width of the Building, its height, the size of the Portico and the setting-out of the Columns.

Leonardo da Vinci, among other artists throughout the ages, made extensive use of the Golden Ratio in their compositions. This can be found within 'The Last Supper' and the 'Mona Lisa'.

This method of determining proportion and scale has been used within Thomas Baldwin's Pump Room South Colonnade.