Tim Prusmack (1962–2004) was an American artist. He specialized in pen-and-ink drawings of U.S. currency.

His art work was so unique that it earned him the title of the "Mozart of Money Art". Several bank notes that were privately commissioned by such countries as Ireland (i.e. the beautiful "Irish Note") are not available in the United States. One piece of art took him weeks and even months of intensive work in which he drove himself for perfection.

As a young child Tim Prusmack started coin collecting and his skill in art and love of history fused perfectly in his "money art". Before starting a piece of money art, Prusmack would study the portraits of the people he would draw and read about their lives extensively. He claimed this gave him "insight into their point of view" and assisted Prusmack in drawing "the look in their eyes".