Artist Todd Krasovetz:

Internationally renowned Artist, Todd Krasovetz is the industry leader as a fine art professional and is one of the featured artist with Official Military Art. His outstanding portfolio reflects over 10 years experience providing commissioned pieces to public, private institutions and clients as well as with all branches of the armed forces.

Our company offers a unique design process; providing innovative ideas to the military as well as both private and public fine art collectors. If you are remodeling your office or in the process of building a new space, or a gallery owner looking for high quality fine art, we are experts and can to turn that space into a meaningful, visual statement.

Artist Todd Krasovetz & Official Military Art is honored to provide exquisite, meaningful Fine Art to collectors, museums and military installations around the world. The artists personal goal is to serve and deliver custom and diverse audiences through the interpretation, collection, and exhibition of art created since 1988.



WHY OFFICIAL MILITARY ART?

Official Military Art is the only place you can collect the finest in fine art paintings, limited edition prints, hand painted giclee prints, military posters, war art, 911 and military sculptures by world famous military artists commissioned by military and government officials. The artists featured here are commissioned by all branches of the Armed Forces and the art is installed by in various military installations around the world.

The military art showcased here are all original, gallery quality, works of art commissioned by those leaders who have made it a personal mission to commission military artist to provide to their people & families original art that symbolizes STRENGTH, BROTHERHOOD & PATRIOTISM.

All of the art showcased at Official Military Art are custom, commissioned original pieces and are on permanent display at various Navy, Army, Marine Corps, Air Force Bases and Medical and Veterans Hospitals throughout the United States.

We are experts at developing custom military artwork, including training, battlefield and war scenes, Medal Of Honor, Purple Heart and artwork reflecting war time heroes of the past and present. Also offered are preexisting framed art installations featuring original military paintings and prints from a variety of different famous military artists, resulting in remarkable client satisfaction. Our client list includes the Dept of the Navy, Army, Air Force, Marines, Veterans Museums and other State and Federal agencies. We are here to customize your space and make it an expression of your taste, so just ask and we will work with you - we also offer large scale murals, sculptures, and much more!

Official Military Art and Artist Todd Krasovetz is often commissioned by Military Generals, Officers, Admirals, Commanders, CMC's, you name it, Military & Government official's as well as family members to produce original art of the fallen (Medal of Honor & Purple Heart recipients) to commemorate those who have made the ultimate sacrifice.

Need the Perfect Gift for Retirement? Here you can find Military Art Prints, Medal OF Honor Art Commissions & Portraits, Navy Art, Army Art, Marine Art, Navy Corpsman Art, Army Art and Military Gifts.



FINE ART PORTAL:

Welcome to our Fine Art Portal!! Here you can shop for gallery quality Fine Art and Fine Art Oil Paintings, Portraits and Prints, Abstract Art and Military Art by artist Todd Krasovetz.



MEDAL OF HONOR PAINTED PORTRAIT by Official Military Art:

October 07, 2004 Bridgeport Clinic Dedication ,BRIDGEPORT, Calif. Medal Of Honor Sailors, Marines, civilians and veterans of foreign wars gathered at Naval Hospital Branch Medical Clinic Bridgeport the morning of Oct. 1 for the solemn ceremony of dedicating the clinic for Hospital-man Richard D. De Wert, a Navy hospital corpsman who received the Medal of Honor for his selfless actions in combat.

De Wert was assigned to D Company, 7th Marines, 1st Marine Division during the Korean War. I was commissioned by the command to produce a portrait of Hospital man Richard D. De Wert for the clinic which was renamed in honor of his legacy.



ARTIST BIO:

As a working professional, Artist Todd Krasovetz has been producing gallery quality fine art of over 15 years. He has been commissioned numerous times by all branches of the armed forces, including the Army, Navy Air Force, Marines and many more government and state entities.

His work is know as "Wings of Hope" painting and print series is extremely popular and is widely recognized throughout the military community. His work depicts spiritual elements like angel wings on many of the subjects he paints.



WHAT IS "WINGS OF HOPE"

Wings OF Hope is the name of the first original oil painting in a series of military art paintings commissioned by the Marine Corps and the Command at the Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton, CA . At present there are a total of 4 paintings that now hang on permanent display at various Marine and Navy bases throughout the US but most can be found in southern California.

These art paintings have become very popular within both the military, there families and the general population. In July of 2001, I was first commissioned by the Command at the Naval Hospital, Camp Pendleton where the 9' x 8 ' foot oil painting titled wings of hope now hang. Wings of Hope military art painting series proudly commemorates the sacrifices of all of those who serve throughout all branches of the armed forces worldwide.



ARTICLES & PUBLICATIONS:

January 4 2012 San Diego Union Tribune, San Diego, CA

December 20, 2011 Examiner Magazine: San Diego, CA

November 12/2011 MDC Wallcoverings: Case Study / Le Bec Fin, PA.

October 12, 2011: Agora Gallery News Letter, New York.

May 10, 2011: Patch Magazine: Vista, CA

September 2010: Documentary: Artist Todd Krasovetz, San Marcos University, San Marcos, CA

January 2010: 2nd Bn 1st Marines Newspaper: Washington, DC

November 11 2009 : The Examiner Magazine: San Diego, CA

November 17, 2004: Branch Medical Clinic News. Bridgeport, CA

October 19th 2004: The Navy Times: Bridgeport, CA

October 07, 2004: Branch Medical Clinic Newspaper. Bridgeport, CA

July 11, 2004 : The Leatherneck Magazine, San Diego, CA

July 11, 2004: Union Tribune News Paper, San Diego, CA

June 23, 2003: Borderland News: El Paso, TX

June 5 2003: The Monitor Newspaper: El Paso, TX

September 1, 2002: North County Times: Sept. 11: San Diego, CA

December 26, 2001: North County Times: First Night, Escondido, CA

December 30, 2001: North County Times: First Night, Escondido, CA

December 5, 2002: NMSU News: Intimate reflection, Las Cruces, NM

September 22, 2001: North County Times: Oceanside, CA



Exhibitions and Representation:

2011-Present: Agora Gallery, New York, NY 2006-Present: Hallmark Gallery, La Jolla, CA 2002-Present: Air Defense Museum, El Paso, TX 2002: New Mexico State University Gallery, Las Cruces, NM 2002: NMSU News: Intimate reflection, Las Cruces, NM 1999-2001 Giddings Inc, Dallas, TX 1999-2001: David Southerland Galleries, Dallas, TX 1999-2001 Universal Artz: Dallas, TX

MILITARY and GOVERNMENT COMMISSIONS/INSTALLATIONS:

USNS Mercy: San Diego, CA: Wings of Hope Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton: New American Pride

MCRD Museum Historical Society- Command Museum: Savior in a Storm

Branch Medical Clinic Newspaper. Bridgeport, CA: R. DeWert Medal Of Honor Portrait

Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton: Wings of Hope

Cannon, AFB: "Superior Support Fine Art Installation" Cannon, NM



MUSEUM REPRESENTATION:

San Diego Veterans Museum: 2009 - present



RECENT NEWS!!

ABC STUDIOS PURCHASES "WINGS OF HOPE" & "HIDDEN WINGS" military art for Lifetimes hit show "Army Wives" 12/2011.

ABC Lifetime's Hit Series "Army Wives" Purchases "Hidden Wings" and "Wings Of Hope painting's by artist Todd Krasovetz for the set of the show to be filmed in the Spring 2012.

"These photos show both "Hidden Wings" & "Wings Of Hope" Military Art on two of our ABC sets for Lifetimes "Army Wives"-- The first painting by artist Todd Krasovez, is titled "Wings Of Hope" which is now showcased in a Doctor's Office in our Mercer Medical Hospital (our fictional Hospital on Post at Ft. Marshall), and the other titled "Hidden Wings" is in a Conference Room in the same hospital.

"Hidden Wings” will be used as decoration in the office of Dr. Everett Davies at Mercer Hospital, the on-base hospital where some of our characters work. He is described in the script as an Army Colonel, mid-40’s, and kind. He first appears in episode 607 to attend to the medical condition of another character.

For the scenes, the Director of Military Wives, John Kretchmer, requested a piece of Military Art that said something about the fact that this Doctor was a Lieutenant Colonel and Medic in the Army. When I found Todd Krasovetz' art pieces and his website on line, I was overjoyed and knew the pieces would be just perfect for the set!

By including such pieces in this Doctor's Office, it makes the environment less generic and really helps to tell more about the character. The things we "dress" onto the set can make the whole storyline a little deeper by giving our viewers this insight into the characters."

Thanks Todd for the wonderful artwork!!

Missy Ricker-Set Director ABC : Army Wives 12-2011

12.4.2011 Examiner Magazine:

Recent News About ABS's Lifetimes "Army Wives" art purchased of Military art by Artist Todd Krasovetz

"Yesterday, the set of the popular television series “Army Wives” got a special delivery from San Diego. Two paintings by San Diego artist Todd Krasovetz will join the cast at the Lifetime Network for Season Six as it goes into production. While carefully selected art has been essential for quality film production since the days of Cecil B. DeMille and for stage productions since Mozart’s early operas, the way that “Army Wives” selected this new art for its own set is part of important trends that are invigorating the arts, especially here in Southern California.

In an interview today, Krasovetz explained the “Army Wives” team had a studio attorney contact him directly to negotiate a purchase. The two works selected first, “Wings of Hope” and “Hidden Wings” are limited edition reproductions which Krasovetz had on hand. His ability to provide the show with the artwork it wanted quickly was important to securing the contract, as well as the important decision he made to retain the artist’s rights, facilitating a quick and simple agreement between the show and the artist. He has good prospects for further assignments following viewer feedback and fan mail.

For a century, film studios usually rented art used on the set or went to the art equivalent of “central casting,” decorating sets with art that was good quality, but not a perfect match for the show’s theme or audience. Times have changed and it is good news for local artists. The level of information that studios have over their audience and the interaction with many viewers on social media make it possible to select artwork that is ideal for an individual production and enhances the messages that show’s writers and actors want to communicate. And today’s current art market is so robust that studios can be sure they will be able to sell art that has the distinction of being viewed around the world at a significant profit.

While Krasovetz has been nationally known as a top tier military art and portrait talent, the momentum of his success and the way it influences online art searches is a major change in the way commercial clients select art. The artist is currently working on a large project for Cannon Air Force Base in Cannon, New Mexico. This distinction and the large number of owners of other works by Krasovetz who have circulated good reviews on various websites and linked to Krasovetz’ own web site make his works easy to find and preview on the Internet.

Local artists who would like to sell more art to the entertainment industry and commercial clients like an Air Force Base can give some thought to the tried and tested technique Krasovetz used. It is called marketing. While this has been essential for most business for decades, art schools and most engineering schools rarely mention the subject. Just this week, Chicago based National Art Leasing CEO Josh Ginsberg has launched a 2 part program: “Sales 101 for Artists.” Altogether, these trends promise to bring new energy and innovation to the world of contemporary art and earn recognition for San Diego as a city where artists create “outside the box.”



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