A quick word from Tim Sharp.
Drawing makes me happy. I like it when people smile at my drawings and say nice things. I like drawing Laser Beak Man he makes me laugh. He takes me on adventures, I went to Washington DC, and New York and to the Sydney Opera House to show my drawings. This year I’ve been to the National Museum in Canberra to see my exhibition and I loved it. I get to meet a lot of people and make new friends from all over the world. I have a lot of things in my imagination. I will keep drawing. I am having a good time. I am so excited that Laser Beak Man is now on TV. That's what I have always wanted.
In 2012 Tim continues to create Laser Beak Man art for a solo exhibition while also trying to meet the demands of the long list of enthusiasts from around the world waiting for their own piece of Laser Beak Man art. His art works are very much in demand for private and public collections.
Tim is also working on projects in theatre, more television, music, with rock band The Ghost Ballerinas, from Nashville Tennesse, writing , international collaborations, charity work and public appearances spreading the message of hope and ability. Also Film Festivals with the short film produced by Arts Queensland in 2011.
Tim has a growing number of fans including actress Cate Blanchett, The Wiggles, world famous artist Stephen Wiltshire from London, fashion designer extraodinaire Alex Perry, the Governor General of Australia Ms. Quentin Bryce, Football coach Wayne Bennett along with other famous Australians including swimming coach Laurie Laurence, broadcaster Alan Jones, and media personality Deborah Thomas, Wendall Sailor and Tim Maddren from Hi 5 and legendary rock band Radio Birdman who wear LBM tshirts on tour. Tim has helped to raise ten of thousands of dollars around the world for Autism and children's charities through the sale of his art at various events. He is a charity ambassador for AEIOU.