Pawleys Island Pier

Pawleys Island PierPawleys Island Pier is a detailed print from an original pen and ink drawing by Lowcountry artist Todd Halamka, capturing one of the South Carolina coast's most recognizable landmarks. Viewed from beneath the structure, the composition highlights the strong lines, weathered pilings, and timeless character that have made the pier a familiar sight for generations of beachgoers, fishermen, and locals. Halamka's crisp pen and ink style brings remarkable

evoking childhood adventures

while flashes of violet

Laurie McIntosh’s signature process—linocut reduction—uses a single block of linoleum

and narratives rooted in real landscapes and institutions

a limited palette

A thoughtful gift for seafood lovers

Gullah Odes: Flounder celebrates the humor

making this work especially engaging for collectors who appreciate contemporary abstraction with emotional resonance

Whether displayed in a home

Caroline Young blends electric blues

and the serene stretch of shoreline that locals and longtime visitors instantly recognize

the historic chapel stands as a symbol of faith