Derek Hegsted

Derek Hegsted is a classical realist who uses the verdaccio underpainting method. This is the style of Renaissance masters such as Rembrandt, Bouguereau, and DaVinci. Due to this process, a single painting can take as long as a year. Many of Derek's paintings have been published in religious publications, and on book and music covers, and have won many awards. Derek was the first to win the coveted international L. Ron Hubbard Gold Award Grand Prize, where artists from 45 different countries enter in hopes of wnning. His art is known worldwide and has sold over 300,000 prints.

Michael Wallace

This meticulously crafted brass Liahona which took over five years of research, thousands of man hours of creation and the skill and incredible talent of the artist, Michael Wallace, to produce the piece, is breathtaking in its beauty. Highly symbolic of many LDS religious concepts, it is a true masterpiece that will be a "must have" addition to any art collection. Comprised of sixty individual pieces,there are so many facets to this single piece of historic art, that we are only able to show a few. Each Liahona will be created in a limited edition and will take (200 Man Hours) four weeks for creation and  two weeks for delivery. Michael Wallace will sign and number each piece which will then be placed in a beautiful hand-crafted wooden display box and delivered to your front door. Michael is continuing to work on other equally exquisite art that will be added to the website as they are created.