Celebrity Ceramics
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Celebrity Ceramics is a collection of art or doodle by notable personalities produced by Duffy, Barrett & Taggart, Inc. with the participation and cooperation of Long Island Cares. The art is reproduced on a unique ceramic tile collection to help raise funds for Long Island Cares, The Harry Chapin Food Bank.
Celebrities that have contributed to this project include: Marty Balin, Marc Brown, Phil Collins, Nelson DeMille, Phyllis Diller, Dion DiMucci, Ed Lowe, Mort Walker, Eli Wallach, and Peter Yarrow

