S Carolina Watermedia Exhibit and Old White Tractor Out to Pasture

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34^th Annual South Carolina Watermedia Exhibition

Old White Tractor Out To Pasture  

has moved! The yearlong SC State Museum traveling exhibit which  began 

at City Gallery, Charleston SC on Nov 5, 2011 is now in 

Sumter SC!

Sumter County Gallery of Art

200 Hasel St, Sumter, SC! 

January 12—February 10, 2012

Coastal Sunset Impressions

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Coastal Sunset Impressions is an acrylic painting an impressionistic in style. We pass this area when on the boat and going to the beach! Great sunsets there!

All moved into the new Studio 151 Fine Art Gallery

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S Carolina Marsh Scene, Oil, 9 x 6 $200

Studio 151 Fine Art Gallery and Shelby Lee Gallery have merged!  We are all moved in and off to a great start. Come by and check out the new art on the walls and meet an artist! One of us is always in the house!

 There is a wide variety of paintings and jewelry with a wide variety of styles and prices. 

Sure to meet everyone's likes and budgets! 

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Something different today!

On an early morning "coffee ride", Bella just can't keep her eyes off her new house under construction!

This was on the day before Hurricane Irene did a drive by off the coast of S Carolina.  

Thankfully missing us. Bella was worried!

Studio 151 is moving!

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I am pleased to announce that Studio 151 Fine Art Gallery will be moving at the end of August! 

That is just around the corner now! 

We have joined forces with Shelby Lee Art Gallery at 175 Church St, Charleston.

 We look forward to having Shelby and a couple of other artists joining us one of Charleston's finest 

"local  owned cooperative gallery". 

More details to come!

 

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Coastal Sunset

Oil, 8 x 11

There is a spot on the Edisto River as we go by on our boat from our home. 

These few palm trees hang over the edge with the back ground of land and trees

creating a great coastal view especially as the sun goes down!

Crab Catch

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Crab Catch

11 x14 transparent watercolors on yupo paper

Lowcountry Sunset, SC

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My latest painting, Lowcountry Sunset, SC is my version of the fabulous view of the Toogoodoo Creek and marsh across the way from where I live. The sun changes, then the water colors change, the birds fly and the marsh glows in the late afternoon sun. This version was created from the colors that magically appear in the late afternoons during late fall! I painted this scene with a limited palette of Cobalt Blue, Permanent Rose, Hansa Yellow, Hookers Green and Quinacridone Burnt Orange and on Arches 140lb watercolor paper.
Here is a photo though this does NOT do the actual view justice! But it is one of my inspirations for Lowcountry Sunset, SC.