Pawleys Island Salt Marsh Looking South

Pawleys Island Salt Marsh Looking SouthPawleys Island: Salt Marsh Looking South is a finely detailed pen and ink print by Pawleys Island artist Todd Halamka, capturing one of the most recognizable views along the South Carolina coast. Framed by the timbers of a dock, the composition looks out across the salt marsh toward a quiet waterfront pavilion, celebrating the understated beauty that makes Pawleys Island so memorable. Using crisp black ink and confident linework, Halamka transforms

Flat Fred has become one of Laurie McIntosh's most celebrated and recognizable images

Jenny has a gift for turning everyday favorites into joyful works of art

The textured pastel marks create depth and movement

thank-you notes

where day softens into night and the landscape seems to pause

her looser brushwork

or collectors of Southern and Lowcountry art

the artist's ambitious nine-panel mixed-media installation

Aaron Baldwin combines traditional relief printmaking with classic Lowcountry imagery to create a piece that feels both timeless and unmistakably Southern

celebrating the quiet beauty and natural harmony of South Carolina’s coast

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

Each notecard measures 5½ inches wide by 4¼ inches high