Hi I am Terry Frederick,

I paint, draw carve etc. what I see. I am always looking for things that at once speak to me, make me stop, look and maybe take a picture. Naturally that follows that I will always be looking for new ways and new things to paint on of carve on. Yea I just love to create. I put on music and just start working. It doesn't matter if its painting, carving, pyrography, Christmas ornaments or glass etching etc. Just let me crete. It's my freedom and my joy.

My home is in Everett, WA. where  I spends many hours traveling and visiting art shows & galleries  and spending time with family & friends. I also donate  paintings to be auctioned each year to raise money for charities. My  studio is in my home so it's only open by appointment. I am a  2  &  3  D  artist  and  have been  painting for many years using Oils, Pencils, Pastels,  Acrylic  on canvas & Pyrography.  My favorite medias are Pencil on paper,  Acrylic,  glass  etchings,  carving  and Pyrography.   Nature has always been my favorite subject and the  wonderful beauty there is in Nature. I have also enjoyed combining multiple pencil drawing into one drawing with the aid of a computer. It makes for an interesting drawing.   See as example my 39 Scout in the Motorcycles Gallery or the Mukilteo Lighthouse in the Landscape Gallery. Both are 3 seperate pencil drawings. In  my spare  time  I love  to  make  models  out  of  wood,   paper,  and  plastic.

I do accept commissions - there are some limitations; First and foremost does the project fall within the type of art I actually do; just because I or any artist has artistic talent doesn't mean I am able to create every type of subject. Time is also a factor; sometimes I simply do not have the time to fulfill a commission due to pre existing obligations, or the proposed project limited time frame. Lastly I reserve the right to refuse all commissions should the request, due to it's content or intended usage, be unreasonable. To submit a request for a commissioned piece of art just click on commission.