For thirty-eight years, Tim Tyler has held three adjunct art professorships; has been to Tuscany five times to paint, teach and travel; and has conducted classes at the Arkansas Art Center, Rockefeller Institute and at the school for the Walton Art Center (Nadine Baum Studios). His work has been exhibited in forty-one U.S. states and hangs in three museums as well as in the State Capitol of Oklahoma. Professional memberships (present and former) include Oil Painters of America, Allied Artist of America, California Art Club and the Portrait Society of America. His work is noted for it's "sense of light" whether it be a landscape, figure, or still life. His studio is atop a mountain five miles from Fayetteville, Arkansas.