Timothy Wyllie was born in London in 1940 and trained in England as an architect. He moved to America in the mid-sixties and now lives in the high desert of New Mexico. He has been drawing since he was a child.

After working as a graphic designer for some years he had a near-death experience in 1973 which radically changed him. His reality was suddenly expanded and he became aware of the deeper dimensions of life about which he'd previously had no idea. As a consequence, he decided to devote himself to the study of non-human intelligences (angels, dolphins, and extraterrestrials among them) using visual art, music and writing as the three main means of communication.

In 1980 he started a series of sacred landscape graphics and this has led to an ever-widening examination of the way graphic art can anchor spiritual information into the third-dimensional reality we all share. Much of his visual work has a healing dimension and he likes to use the concentrated attention of a light trance state to create either a mandala or an icon that represents the physical healing intended. His lifelong interest in telepathy has also inspired him to do a series of graphics designed to explore the potentials of visual telepathy and its relationship to synchronicity and the higher dimensions.

He uses his artwork to explore the boundaries of conscious thought: to probe that point at which the personal mind becomes the higher mind. He sees his pieces as portals into other dimensions, as windows into worlds that are imbued with spiritual meaning.