Painting on ceramic and porcelain results in permanent pieces of art that will last forever. China and porcelain painting is an ancient art that involves multiple layers of special glaze that is applied to a previously glazed piece. After each layer it is kiln fired making a permanent glaze. All tile, sinks, and water closets are created the same way. President Carter declared this technique to be considered "fine art" in the 1980's.
Molly Hammonds art is featured in Z&R Designs, in the Castleton area of Indianapolis.
Molly's art will also be featured in the March/April 2008 edition of Midwest Living magazine.
Hammonds's work is hand painted, custom designed, and signed. No decals are used and no two pieces will ever be the same. The piece of art that is created will be around for generations, outliving the artist that created it, adding immeasurable personal value to her clients home.
"It is a very unique and personal service that I offer. I work closely with the client in order to reflect their personality in the art that I create for them. I am the hands that transport the client’s thoughts and imagination to the piece art. It is a talent God has given me that I am able to share. I help another produce art that maybe they don't have the ability to do. The client not only has an original piece of fine art that can never be duplicated but a functional piece that makes their home a personal reflection of what is important to them." All of my pieces are created to be used and enjoyed," said Hammond.
"Making the move to encompass her best selling hand painted sinks and water closets along with her hand painted tiles reflects the increasing demand for her art. Molly is truly an inspirational artist, she works intimately with her clients to meet their project parameters. Molly uses the ancient art of porcelain painting to custom design and hand paint sinks, tiles, and water closets", stated her publicist.
For more information contact Molly Hammond by phone: 317.965.3371,
by email: MHammond@bathandtileimages.com or visit Molly's website: www.bathandtileimages.com.
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