The tommy Walsh web site is dedicated to the Dolphin Club.  Walsh, himself, is a survivor of a violent attack.  He was shot in the head during a robbery attempt.  He spent eight months with therapists until he could speak, read and write again.  With a bullet still lodged in his brain, learning to write again was difficult enough, but one would think that producing artwork would be out ot the question.  Walsh says his artwork allows him to express himself in a manner more verbosely   than any form of script.  His themes are surrealistic locales of his imagination where he finds where he finds peace from the memory of near tragic experience.

Walsh is a local fixture along the oceanfront of Virginia Beach, which he uses as inspiration for most of his work.  He markets his art from a treasured, worn portfolio he keeps in a wire basket on the back of a customized quadracycle.  His web site is used to inspire others, and act as a beacon of home for victims of violent crimes.  Walsh's story and art touches the survivor in all of us.  Though his challenges are physical, his art illustrates that the creativeness in the human spirit isn't restrained by physical limitation.