About Tima

Baltimore County
I am a graphic designer, illustrator, creative writer and a professor's assistant based in Baltimore, Maryland. In 2016 I graduated from Maryland Institute College of Arts and went back to assist with teaching students. Though, I finished my studies for now, I believe, we never stop learning.  

I solidified my interest in art when I realized that even though I speak four languages, I was still very limited, in the sense that I could only reach the minds of the people that speak the… more

On the Backs of the Endangered

A collection of illustrations of endangered animals from around the world. I want to show harmony, peace and connection between men and animals to promote environmental responsibility and preservation for the future generation. 
  • Leather Back Melodies
    Leather Back Melodies
    Leatherback Turtles are the largest sea turtle species and are critically endangered due to increased egg collecting and unintentional bycatch. I am working on creating a 32 page children's book about endangered species. "On the Backs of the Endangered" is a series of illustrations for a children’s book of critically endangered, endangered and vulnerable species to raise awareness of the current and future generations about the rapidly disappearing species. Because there isn’t something like this out there, I think it is essential to teach children about the importance of environmental responsibility and preservation for the future.
  • Christmas Island Frigatebird Grass
    Christmas Island Frigatebird Grass
    Christmas Island Frigatebird belongs to a family of birds with the largest wingspan to body weight ratio of any bird. The yellow crazy ant invasive species have jeopardized Frigatebird wellbeing.
  • Red Panda
    Red Panda
    Red Pandas are caught in traps meant for other animals. They are also poached for their fur to make caps or hats.
  • Snow Leopard Winds
    Snow Leopard Winds
    Member of the large cat family, snow leopards live in some of the toughest environments on the planet. They are in decline due to hunting for their body parts and beautiful fur.
  • Black Spider Monkey Beats
    Black Spider Monkey Beats
    One of the largest primate species found in South America. They are on the decline due to habitat loss and hunting.
  • Northern White Rhino Blues
    Northern White Rhino Blues
    Northern White Rhinoceros is one of the two White Rhino species. They are critically endangered because of hunting and poaching for their horns. There are only three Northern White Rhinos left.
  • Vaquita Danza
    Vaquita Danza
    Vaquita is the most endangered cetacea in the world. Endangered due to being trapped in fishing nets.
  • Sumatran Orangutan Ring
    Sumatran Orangutan Ring
    Sumatran Orangutans are almost exclusively arboreal and live their entire lives mostly in the trees. They are endangered due to habitat loss and hunting.
  • Giant Panda Waltz
    Giant Panda Waltz
    The Giant Panda was recently upgraded to the vulnerable category from endangered.
  • South China Dance
    South China Dance
    The largest of all the Asian big cat family, the South China Tiger is critically endangered due to loss of habitat and hunting.