Tom Morris uses different techniques and styles to come up with a variety of products that are able to serve the varying needs of his clients. This has made his art to find its way into some of the leading galleries, museums and institutions around the world. Morris is open to learning, though he’s a professional. He wants to stretch his creativity to the limits. His work has been exhibited in Tanzania, Costa Rica, and Cuba through the Art and Embassy programs. He’s interested in the patterns hidden in nature as an organizing principal for design and painting. His art is in the collections of Holliday Fenoglio and Fowler, AT&T, Wardman Park Hotel, Courdut Brothers, the Jimmy Carter Library, Atlanta, Georgia and Arnold and Porter. Morris approaches his subjects with cheerful fervor and he delivers them with unique style and dynamism. His art is easily distinguishable from those of other artists, informed by his background as someone who loved art from his childhood. He has had solo shows and participated in many group shows throughout the U.S. He has produced murals for Dakota Restaurant, New York; the Smithsonian Institution; the AFI Theater, Silver Spring and Artex Art Services, Washington DC. Doing what he likes has made him to be very successful, and his works are now in many homes and businesses and has been exhibited in galleries in several places. His art are mainly distributed online; though they are also available in physical stores as framed Tom Morris art. He feels that it is a blessing to be an artist.