Created in 1973, Nick Fisher embarked on a journey of artistic realization. Nick's artistic development was underway at an early age: unmistakably evidenced in initial endeavors in crayon wall murals and fecal sculpture. Later, this artistic flow was parentally channeled into more socially acceptable mediums including pencil/pen renderings and watercolor.

As a punk rock teen in the 80's, the artist's exploration for new mediums continued with experimentation in fumage and found object...or as local authorities referred to these mediums: arson and petty larceny.

Eventually, teenage angst gave way to a more focused and devout pursuit of the arts. In the fall of '91, Nick began attending classes at the University of Michigan's School of Art.

Then the demons came.

In 1993, an expert was consulted, and it was determined that the demons could easily be banished by drilling a few small holes in the artist's skull and simply removing the stones of madness harbored there. Though very enticing, the process was abandoned in favor of returning to northern Michigan and closing this chapter of eduation with An Associates Degree in Art from Northwestern Michigan College.

This newly found accreditation subsequently afforded Nick the luxurious employment of managing the graveyard shift of a local gas station.

Feeling perhaps undeserving of such a selective post, a newspaper want ad was investigated which has led to over a decade of picture framing. During this time, the artist has been tolerated by numerous regional organizations (Traverse City Arts Council, Art Works Alliance, arTCenter, Waste Management, Traverse City Police Department) and has shown work in our state capitol and even the infamous "Dirty" show in Detroit.

Now residing in Fife Lake, Nick lives with the spirit of a dead lover trapped inside of his dog, YouWho. This is done in a house which he continues to build to this day, between creating art and satiating his mortgage's nagging need for the supplemental gainful employment known as picture framing.