Big news this July 25, 2024! In honor of what would be John's 50th birthday...
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John Tyler Dossett, 1974-2019.
The artist is still with us in spirit.
Even though John is no longer creating his incredible works of art here on earth, you can see his work in the sky, helping God create the most beautiful sunrises and sunsets. His spirit is still alive in each of his paintings, as they transform and inspire. His smile is still alive in our hearts as we think about John's drive to always always, "Go Forward." And so we shall. If you'd like to read John's obituary, it is here at the following link.
https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/thetelegraph/name/john-dossett-obituary?id=17400073
Vibrant. Inspiring. Profound.
John Tyler (JT) Dossett was a disabled artist who discovered he could paint when he took a community college art class in 2004. What started as a lark grew into huge demand for his paintings, which capture glimpses of John's fine mind in rich, saturated colors and textures.
Most of John's paintings are landscapes and abstract expression (although people swear they see meaningful things in each painting),
but he was known to throw in a few patriotic, floral and religious-themed paintings into his body of work.
John was able to paint during "MOJO" session with his powerful left arm, a lot of determination and sweat. Considering John had a condition called Lesch-Nyhan Syndrome, which has similarities to cerebral palsy, this is a miracle in and of itself. But after the paint is done flying, the results are amazing.
Know what else is amazing? John gave the proceeds from his art to charity. Organizations like the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation, Relay for Life, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, and other worthy causes have benefitted from his generosity. This, John said, was his PURPOSE.
John Tyler Dossett, 1974-2019.
The artist is still with us in spirit.
Even though John is no longer creating his incredible works of art here on earth, you can see his work in the sky, helping God create the most beautiful sunrises and sunsets. His spirit is still alive in each of his paintings, as they transform and inspire. His smile is still alive in our hearts as we think about John's drive to always always, "Go Forward." And so we shall. If you'd like to read John's obituary, it is here at the following link.
https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/thetelegraph/name/john-dossett-obituary?id=17400073
Vibrant. Inspiring. Profound.
John Tyler (JT) Dossett was a disabled artist who discovered he could paint when he took a community college art class in 2004. What started as a lark grew into huge demand for his paintings, which capture glimpses of John's fine mind in rich, saturated colors and textures.
Most of John's paintings are landscapes and abstract expression (although people swear they see meaningful things in each painting),
but he was known to throw in a few patriotic, floral and religious-themed paintings into his body of work.
John was able to paint during "MOJO" session with his powerful left arm, a lot of determination and sweat. Considering John had a condition called Lesch-Nyhan Syndrome, which has similarities to cerebral palsy, this is a miracle in and of itself. But after the paint is done flying, the results are amazing.
Know what else is amazing? John gave the proceeds from his art to charity. Organizations like the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation, Relay for Life, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, and other worthy causes have benefitted from his generosity. This, John said, was his PURPOSE.
