Known for his vibrant art career, Tom has also concluded a fulfilling chapter as a high school art teacher. His dedication to developing young artists and instilling an appreciation for art has made a significant mark on the community. Even in retirement, Myott remains engaged with community outreach, investing his efforts in arts education and local initiatives. His twin legacies of artistic achievement and community involvement highlight his meaningful impact on both the art scene and the community at large.

Tom's art studio is nestled in The Shirt Factory in Glens Falls, NY, a space alive with vivid artwork, diverse inspirations, and encased in historic architecture. The large, colorful paintings create an exhilarating visual experience. Tom spends his days at the studio painting and hosting different classes and events.

Tom is often asked if he only paints horses, to which the answer is no. He is skilled in a wide range of styles and subjects, though he is best known for his thoroughbred and Saratoga-themed works. During July and August, Tom focuses on promoting these pieces, finding great success and joy in this niche.

Throughout his career, Tom has continually explored new ideas, driven by a simple yet profound way of experiencing the world. This curiosity inspires him to capture the emotion and excitement of his surroundings in unique and creative ways. While not all his ventures reach the financial success of his horse paintings, Tom's ongoing experimentation keeps his art fresh and relevant.