The Art of Swampy Sloth
Swampy Sloth Studios
Fantasy graphics and prints - Extraordinary visions of a Louisiana artist
Through comic books and role-playing games, Tim Higgins fell in love with "Visual Storytelling." After owning a comic book store, working as a commercial sign painter and managing a fast food restaurant Tim transitioned into the visual arts. In recent years his work in "traditional art" and computer graphics in the game software industry are highly respected and sought after.
Swampy Sloth's has shown his work on Artspan since 2018, his website has 12 galleries with available work, view the work here: Swampy Sloth Studios
Above work from "Witches and Voodoo Queens" gallery - Prints available for purchase.
Tim has worked on 30+ published titles covering a multitude of genres from hardcore military simulation video games to children's hand held games. Some of his most well-known video game work includes: Harvester (In which he played the Chess Master character), Tachyon: The Fringe, BloodRayne, Doom, Need for Speed, Tony Hawk and Guitar Hero.
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From the "Parody Pulp Covers" gallery.
In 2010, Tim departed the video game industry and moved back home to Louisiana. There he met his future wife Lindsey who was so moved by his talent, that she aggressively convinced him into making and showing more art. Along with his wife’s love, support and blessing, they decided to create "Swampy Sloth Studios" to start selling his own fantasy Cajun/Creole themed art projects and prints. Now, back in his element with his more traditional roots using modern digital techniques and software to create one of a kind pieces that embody the spirit of Louisiana.
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He currently lives in a spooky part of northern Louisiana along with his wife, 3 cats, 2 dogs and a plethora of Comic Book and horror memorabilia, weapons and other strange occult artifacts.

Swampy Sloth Studios - Lindsay & Tim Higgins
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