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Joanna Tomah
Hello! I am an artist who specializes in mosaics, murals, digital design, and printmaking. My passion has always been bringing big ideas to life—transforming imagination into something tangible that can inspire and connect people.
Through my work, I aim to spread kindness, creativity, and a sense of possibility, while creating art that transforms communities by bringing people together through beauty and collaboration.
Meadowhawk Studio was created as both an artistic and spiritual vision. The heart of Meadowhawk lies in building connections—using art as a way to spark inspiration, share stories, and weave together something larger than any single work. The journey is still unfolding, and with every new connection, the vision continues to grow.
Mural Design
digital mockups
Mural Design
I provide professional support in mural design by helping with conceptualizing, accurate scaling, layout, and planning to ensure the artwork fits seamlessly within your space. From translating concepts into precise measurements to adjusting designs for proportion and visibility, I focus on the technical details that make a mural both functional and visually effective.
Mosaics
digital mockups
Mural Design
I can design custom mosaics of any size, tailored to fit your specific space and vision. Whether you’re looking for a small accent piece or a large-scale installation, I work closely with you to create a design that meets your needs while enhancing the character of your environment.
digital mockups
digital mockups
digital mockups
To help bring ideas to life before a project begins, I can create detailed digital mockups that let you visualize how a mosaic or mural will look in its intended space. These previews make it easier to refine colors, scale, and layout, ensuring the final design matches your vision with clarity and confidence.
"The Wave Mural" Ceramic Tiles, 2025
As an artist, my latest work is rooted in collaboration, storytelling, and the belief that public art can transform communities. This recent collaboration was created alongside The Wave Mural Collective and hundreds of community members throughout the city of Amesbury, resulting in a large-scale mosaic mural that reflects 12 ideas for how to Build a Better World. The design began with a student drawing, which I carefully translated into the full scale of the wall—using both geometric and organic visual elements to balance the design.
To create the structure for the mural, I donated well over 400 hours to hand-craft nearly 800 clay rectangle tiles, forming the framework that outlines and supports the organic shaped community-made pieces. Each participant’s contribution became part of a larger vision, with each tile serving as a voice in a powerful collective expression.
This mural is not only a vibrant work of art but also a living testament to what can be achieved when artists and communities join together to imagine—and build—a better world.