Mr. Sam Butcher started out over 30 years past creating wonderful drawn gifts for his friends and his close family depicted lovely children with tear dropped shaped eyes, he called these his "Precious Moments".

Sam's talent for artistic creations blossomed at a very young age and most of all he had his Mother's encouragement to learn more and become even more creative in his talents. He went to Art Formal Training after his high school years and received a scholarship to attend Berkeley's Arts

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