ABOUT CAM TODD
Cameron "Cam" Todd is an artist, craftsman and World Champion professional disc golfer whose artwork grew from a world he didn't simply observe—he lived it.
A professional disc golfer for decades, Cam captured the 2001 PDGA Professional World Championship, the defining victory of a career that includes more than 50 tournament wins. His competitive career has taken him across the country and includes victories at some of the sport's most recognized events, including the 2011 USDGC Performance Edition and the 2016 Glass Blown Open.
Disc golf isn't simply a recurring subject in Cam's artwork. It's part of the perspective behind it.
His years on courses, in forests and on the road became intertwined with his work as an artist. Familiar landscapes transform into worlds of twisting trees, impossible skies and vivid color, while baskets and flying discs emerge from places where they somehow seem to have always belonged.
The result is unmistakably Cam Todd—surreal, imaginative and deeply rooted in the sport that has shaped so much of his life.
For years, Cam built a following within the disc golf community, selling prints of his original artwork to collectors across the country. And he didn't stop when the painting was finished.
Art Outside the Lines
Cam approached the presentation of his work much like he approached the art itself—with his own two hands. He built wooden mounts, mounted and finished his prints individually, and signed each completed piece before sending it out into the world.
Then, for several years, Cam Todd Art went quiet.
RECLAIMED
Much of Cam's original artwork and digital archive was believed to have been lost. Recently, dozens of those original files were recovered—including pieces that haven't been available for years.
RECLAIMED marks the return of Cam Todd Art.
The inaugural collection brings together ten recovered works from the archives, professionally reproduced as museum-quality fine art giclée prints on Hahnemühle German Etching paper.
The production process may look different today, but the art remains unmistakably Cam.
Wild. Surreal. Colorful. A little strange.
And always rooted in the game and landscapes that have inspired him for years.
The art was lost.
The art was found.
Now it's yours to reclaim.
Photo by Corey Schara