Detail from Jim W. Coleman's second best-selling art print, "Verde." It is set along Arizona's Verde River and conjures up memories from Jim's past life. (The quality of the photo is poor; eventually may be able to get a better photo).
No, it's not Larry King. This is the Jim W. Coleman Cherokee '97 art print of his great-uncle, Gale Wesley Coleman. As a kid, Jim enjoyed when Gale came by in his old VW Beetle, a car loaded full of Chicken-in-a-Bisquit crackers. As an adult, Jim mourned the loss of his beloved great uncle. This art piece was given as a gift to Jim's dad, Jim W. Coleman, Jr.
Sonja Hill of Bremerton, Wash., a lovely model, who posed for Jim W. Coleman for his best-selling art print, "Indiana." This was the rarely-seen personal portrait I did for Sonja in exchange for her provocative poses.
Author and artist Jim W. Coleman frequently participates in Bremerton's First Friday Art Walk. Here, his books and original art pieces are on display at the Manette Saloon. Jim tempts Cindy with a brief overview of his novel, "Glass" - his bestselling novel to date.
This, though not a good photo, is all that's left of the original Harry Chapin art piece by Jim W. Coleman. It was lost in a divorce. Coleman recreated this work several years later.
This, a favorite of author and artist Jim W. Coleman, is a remake of an art piece he did in 1988, but later lost in a divorce. This hangs today in a very prominent position in his art and writing studio in Port Orchard, Washington. The original measures nearly four feet across.
Much of Jim W. Coleman's artwork (Cherokee Art) was on display as featured art in the "Kitsap Creates" art exhibition at Kitsap Mall in 2003. Here, several art pieces of a "space theme" are displayed on a column.
At Bremerton Printing, "Genesis," a Cherokee Art print, comes off the presses. All of Jim W. Coleman's art reprints are available for sale on his website, www.jimwcoleman.com.
CHEROKEE 2003: This print, drawn in 2003 by Jim W. Coleman, captures the Klingon Bird of Prey escaping from an exploding Genesis planet as seen in the third motion picture.
Here, Linda and two of the three Jim W. Coleman's pose for a shot inside Jim's exhibit at the 2003 Kitsap Home and Garden show. Jim sold quite a number of art prints to decorate homes and bedrooms all over Kitsap County.
Jim W. Coleman works on an art print at the Kitsap Mall "Kitsap Creates" art exhibit. As a featured artist, numerous Coleman art prints and originals were on display and here, Jim takes his turn in the center court interacting with passersby and demonstrating his craft.
In November, 2002, Jim W. Coleman shows his latest art piece, a portrait of Star Trek's "Mr. Spock." The piece, still underway in this photo, was later reprinted and sold at numerous Pacific Northwest art exhibits, and is available still on jimwcoleman.com.
At Bremerton Printing, "Genesis," a Cherokee Art print, comes off the presses. All of Jim W. Coleman's art reprints are available for sale on his website, 
