Mike Wimmer is an internationally recognized portrait artist driven by a profound commitment to immortalize the legacies of high achievers and professionals through the transformative medium of paint.With a meticulous attention to detail and a profound respect for the narratives encapsulated within each countenance, Mike specializes in creating compelling portraits that authentically capture the essence and achievements of his subjects."With a wealth of experience cultivated over 4o+ years, I've had the privilege of collaborating with a diverse spectrum of individuals. From distinguished leaders across various industries to unsung heroes effecting change within their communities, each project has enriched my understanding of human achievement and resilience."Going beyond mere representation, Mike's aspiration is to produce enduring works of art that evoke deep emotional connections and stand as enduring tributes to the extraordinary individuals they portray.Whether you are a pioneering figure in your field seeking to preserve your legacy or an organization eager to celebrate the contributions of your outstanding members,Mike is here to collaborate closely with you, translating your vision into captivating visual narratives.Feel free to reach out to initiate a connection and explore the possibilities of working together to encapsulate your unique story in paint.Mike currently serves as Professor of Illustration at Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) in Savannah, GA and formerly served as the Distinguished Visiting Artist at the School of Visual Arts in the Petree College of Arts and Sciences at Oklahoma City University. He maintains his Portrait studio in Savannah, GA. where he takes commissions from all over the United States. Mike’s goals have remarkably stayed the same throughout his career: “The details help tell the story.” The details are not only found in his paintings, but in his life as a teacher, a husband and a father. These goals are wrapped up in his personal motto; “Learn It, Live It, and Teach It.”