More Than Meets the Eye: Exploring the Inspirational Artwork of Tammy Hill

More Than Meets the Eye: Exploring the Inspirational Artwork of Tammy Hill

Join us on Thursday, April 24th, for an inspiring evening with Tammy Hill as she shares her journey to creating award-winning artwork.

Tammy will guide you through her unique artistic process, which began less than two years ago. Led by faith and prayer, she creates a foundation incorporating handmade papers.  Then she brings the artwork to life using a variety of painting techniques and embellishments. The depth, texture, and multimedia designs invite you to look closer—revealing layers of mystery, patterns, and intrigue with every curious glance.

Each of her many pieces reveals a story, beautifully complemented by Tammy’s original Haikus, which bring further meaning to the scenes she creates. This is an experience best enjoyed in person, as you’ll have the opportunity to pause, reflect, and appreciate the intricate details of her artistry.

Tammy will also share the story of how she ventured into the art world, offering personal and surprising insights of how she sees God’s hand at work through her creativity.

Appetizers and wine will be served. Don’t miss this chance to connect with others and be inspired by Tammy’s remarkable journey! 

Childcare will be offered for infant through 4th grade with pre-registration.

Register for this event and childcare by clicking the green registration button.

About Our Speaker:

Tammy Hill has always had a passion for creating, and as an artist she continues to learn and grow, experimenting with various mediums and techniques. Her whimsical designs are often donated, in support of a variety of fundraising endeavors.  Inspired by her faith and prayer life, Tammy seeks to encourage others through messages of artistic expression, creating connections that leave a lasting impression and stimulate meaningful conversation. Her award-winning artwork has been showcased at various prestigious venues, including the Cincinnati Art Museum and the Cincinnati Art Club’s ViewPoint National Juried Exhibition. Her creations can also be found in private, public, professional, and corporate collections.