This article features Ken Vieth, an artist, a best-selling author, an international workshop presenter, and a master teacher with 33 years of experience working with students at the secondary level. Vieth first came to the notice of Davis Publications years ago through his many articles in this journal. He has written more than 60 articles for this journal, along with Davis's best-selling teacher resource books "From Ordinary to Extraordinary: Art and Design Problem Solving" and "Engaging the Adolescent Mind Through Visual Problem Solving." Art teachers continue to be inspired by Vieth's contributions to art education and his dedication, insight, and practical information. As an artist, Vieth is an authentic role model for his students. He has influenced secondary students through his exemplary teaching. He has been an inspiration to his high-school students, who often categorize him as a favorite teacher and favorite class. Seven key qualities of being a great art teacher are presented.