Pawleys Island Rooftops Looking South

Pawleys Island Rooftops Looking SouthRooftops Looking South captures a quiet scene that longtime Pawleys Island visitors will recognize immediately. Viewed from a wooden porch, weathered railings frame a collection of classic beach house rooftops rising above the dunes. It's a simple moment, but one that speaks to the relaxed character of Old Pawleyswhere salty breezes, shaded porches, and generations of family memories remain part of the landscape. Drawn in Todd Halamka's signature pen

the work transforms an everyday piece of discarded cardboard into something playful

A longtime favorite among locals and visitors alike

At the heart of the composition is a “ghost-like” figure of a woman feeding turkeys

Blueberry Cream is equally at home in a kitchen

and muted coastal tones evoke the quiet beauty of Pawleys Island’s tidal marshes

this expansive coastal scene captures the layered movement of tidal water

or Lowcountry-inspired home

and keepsake

or sending a little piece of the Lowcountry to friends and family

and outdoor enthusiasts—and a unique way to preserve memories from every adventure

Carved with intricate linework and rich texture

confident watercolor technique gives the piece movement and spontaneity