EOD Commissioned Art | Timothy Colomer

Some stories deserve more than a photograph.

EOD Commissioned Art is a collection of one-of-one original works created by Timothy Colomer, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran and professional artist, honoring the people, experiences, and extraordinary culture of the Explosive Ordnance Disposal community.

Each commission begins with your photographs and your story.

Timothy works from those references to create an original portrait that captures more than the equipment. The bomb suit, tools, posture, environment, and individual details become part of a deeply personal piece created specifically for the person, family, team, or story behind it.

Collectors may commission their artwork in two distinct mediums:

Graphite or Charcoal
Bold, highly detailed monochromatic works emphasizing form, texture, equipment, light, and the imposing character of the bomb suit.

Watercolor
Original 22 × 30-inch paintings on archival watercolor paper, bringing color, atmosphere, and expressive movement to the subject. Timothy's EOD watercolor work includes an original painting featured on the cover of Detonator magazine.

These are not mass-produced portraits.

Every commission is created individually, and the original belongs to the collector who commissioned it. Timothy does not reproduce commissioned EOD artwork as prints for public sale.

For EOD technicians, veterans, active-duty service members, families, teams, and collectors, these works can become something more enduring than memorabilia: a record of a person, a profession, and a chapter of life that deserves to be remembered.

Your photographs. Your story. One original work of art.