Thomas Hamm Art Collections
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Artwork by Thomas Hamm
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

The White Squirrel of Riverland Terrace by Thomas Hamm

The Wreck of The Sapona by Thomas Hamm

Mr. Grey on Aquamarine by Thomas Hamm

Old Cooper River Bridges by Thomas Hamm

Antebellum Invitiation by Thomas Hamm

Fronds by Thomas Hamm

The Collector by Thomas Hamm

Frog and Bulldog by Thomas Hamm

Raindrop Iris by Thomas Hamm

New Dogwoods at Old Sheldon - Revisited by Thomas Hamm

Raja by Thomas Hamm

Green Sea Turtle by Thomas Hamm

The Menace of Shem Creek by Thomas Hamm

Catchin' Bait by Thomas Hamm

Living Fossil by Thomas Hamm

Red Eyed Tree Frogs by Thomas Hamm

Ravenel Bridge by Thomas Hamm

Marsh Scene I by Thomas Hamm

South Battery Brass by Thomas Hamm

Welcome to Crab Thunderdome by Thomas Hamm

Vessel 03 by Thomas Hamm

Hominy Berry by Thomas Hamm

Young plants growing in old shoes by Thomas Hamm

Change in the Wind by Thomas Hamm
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About Thomas Hamm
Original Works of Art by Thomas Lee Hamm, II
Thomas Lee Hamm II is an accomplished artist, photographer, graphic designer and watercolorist. He is a born and raised Charlestonian, and now makes his home on James Island with his wife and daughter, where he works from a small studio on the Intracoastal Waterway. He has been an exhibiting member of the Charleston Artist Guild and the Folly Beach Art Guild. He was a founding member of the Islands Art Gallery on James Island, where he frequently held demos, lectures and exhibitions. He has displayed for many area galleries, businesses and organizations and has earned numerous awards from exhibitions and juried shows.
He works mainly with inks, watercolor and other transparent media, however occasionally switches to oils and acrylics. His artwork is often very photo-realistic, drawing much of his subject matter from nature and wildlife. His pieces often incorporate the use of iridescent powders, washes, glazes and unexpected additives in order to achieve a certain look or feel.
Professionally, Thomas Hamm works in communications and marketing for the Medical University of South Carolina. A collection of his botanical illustrations is on display within the Drug Discovery building on MUSC's main campus as part of their Porcher Medicinal Garden exhibit. His botanical illustration "Bird of Paradise" was purchased by the City of North Charleston and is on display within the city offices.