David S. Libbey

David S. Libbey, a native of South Portland, Maine, embarked on a journey that led him away from his home state in 1968. After serving in the US Army for two years, he pursued higher education at Memphis State University. Following his graduation, David was commissioned in the Marine Corps, where he eventually became a Presidential Aircraft Commander for President Ronald Reagan from 1984 to 1987. Before retiring from the Marine Corps, David commanded a Marine helicopter training squadron at Marine Corps Air Station, Tustin, California. Despite his demanding military career, David always harbored a passion for art, attending workshops as a teenager in Portland, Maine, and taking art classes at both the University of Maine and Memphis State University. It wasn't until after retirement that he delved into watercolor painting, with a particular focus on creating captivating watercolor portraits. Currently residing in Trabuco Canyon, California, David continues to hone his craft and share his artistic vision with the world.

David S. Libbey's watercolor portraits showcase his exceptional talent and dedication to the art form. Each piece reflects his meticulous attention to detail and his ability to capture the essence of his subjects with precision and grace. His work is a testament to his years of training and experience, as well as his unwavering passion for portraying the beauty of the world around him. Whether you're looking for a stunning addition to your home decor or a unique piece of art for your office space, David's prints are sure to impress.

Don't miss the opportunity to bring a touch of David S. Libbey's artistry into your life. Browse through his collection of watercolor portraits and choose the perfect piece to enhance your living or work space. With each purchase, you'll not only be acquiring a beautiful artwork but also supporting a talented artist who pours his heart and soul into every creation. Transform your surroundings with the timeless elegance of David S. Libbey's prints today.