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Tommy Beaver

Oil Artist - Landscape, Impressionist.

Tommy Beaver

Oil Artist - Landscape, Impressionist.

Originally from North Carolina, Tommy relocated to the low country of South Carolina several years ago. He gathers subjects and scenes from the marshes and barrier islands along the coast. Following a career in furniture design, Tommy began painting about 15 years ago, working in a loose impressionist style with broad brush strokes in rich colors, through which he attempts to capture the emotions and energy of the scene. Tommy is an award-winning artist who also teaches occasional workshops. His paintings hang in private and corporate collections across the country. He lives and paints in the village of McClellanville, where there is an abundance of solitude and natural beauty to inspire him.

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Debanjana Bhattacharjee

Oil & Acrylic - Landscape, Impressionist.

Debanjana Bhattacharjee

Oil & Acrylic - Landscape, Impressionist.

Originally from Mumbai, India, Debanjana moved to Myrtle Beach, SC in 2015 from Texas. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Mathematics and a post-graduate diploma in Modern and Contemporary Art History. Debanjana’s artistic practices are a blend of her Indian and western aesthetic sensibilities. In 2015, Ms. Bhattacharjee was recognized with a proclamation by the Mayor of Edinburg, TX for her painting and sculpting achievements. She has participated in many juried shows including Artfields in Lake City, SC, has exhibited internationally, and has won multiple awards. She believes the desire to create and express is part of her everyday art-making practice. She is currently exploring South Carolina through En Plein air, furthering her dialog between nature and self.

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Amanda Depew

Sculpture

Amanda Depew

Sculpture

Before moving to South Carolina in 2106, Amanda owned a retail tea shop in Woodstock, NY. and prior to that enterprise, She spent nearly 20 years designing wallpaper and home furnishing fabrics. Amanda says that each shell she collects evokes its own personality, and as the features emerge, “I smooth, or take away. before the expression evolves and the character becomes real.” In her youth she loved making things from papier-mâché, and clay. These sculptures are a return to that passion.

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Nicole "Niki" Hendricks

Multi media - Impressionist & Illustrative

Nicole "Niki" Hendricks

Multi media - Impressionist & Illustrative

Niki enjoys the diversity of mediums, subject matter, and techniques in art as in life. She began painting in her teens but set paints aside for a season of studying opera, falling in love, and starting a family. Returning to her first love, her “second act” includes works in watercolor, ink on Yupo, oil and pastel. She is a member of the Georgetown County Watercolor Society, Sea Coast Artists’ Guild, Waccamaw Neck Arts Alliance, Southeast Pastel Society and is Founder and President of Chalk & Paper (low country pastel society).

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Tony Hendricks

Acrylic - Abstract

Tony Hendricks

Acrylic - Abstract

Tony Hendricks remembers a high school drafting class as being his first exposure to any sort of artistic endeavor. After retirement from a successful career in banking, he found the time to enjoy many diverse art forms, including music and painting. Drawn to the work of George Seurat, Tony began a study of pointillism and developed his abstract-style work using acrylic, ink, and graphite. He is a member of the Georgetown County Watercolor Society, Sea Coast Artists’ Guild, and the Waccamaw Neck Artists’ Alliance.

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Rachel Jones

Multi Media - Figurative & Still Life

Rachel Jones

Multi Media - Figurative & Still Life

Rachel Jones is a figurative painter, a native of South Carolina and a South Carolina Arts Commission Grant Recipient. Many of the works are quiet, contemplative, and lyrical. Mixed media and selective realism are used to create exciting modern works addressing timeless issues. The images are often quiet, mysterious, and explore the more challenging sides of human nature. Jones has created larger works but prefers the intimacy of smaller works since they compel the viewer to come closer creating a one on one conversation. Jones says, “My aim is not to tell a story from beginning to end, but to have observers immerse themselves in a moment.” Focusing on the not-so-perfect individualizes each piece.

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Brenda Lawson

Watercolor - Nature & Still Life

Brenda Lawson

Watercolor - Nature & Still Life

Brenda Lawson is an experienced, award-winning artist working in a variety of media. She enjoys experimenting with new painting surfaces and combinations. Her proudest accomplishments so far, are being juried into the Salmagundi Club (NY), National Association of Women Artists, and the South Carolina Watermedia Society. The artist loves painting local wildlife in their natural habitats and says her landscapes are “peaceful impressions”, expressing and recording the joy she feels, living in the south. She paints from life (Plein Air) and from her own photographs.

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Danny McLaughlin

Oils & Acrylics - Landscape, Impressionist.

Danny McLaughlin

Oils & Acrylics - Landscape, Impressionist.

Danny McLaughlin’s realistic atmospheric paintings have been admired, honored, and collected since his graduation with a fine arts degree from the College of Charleston. A long-term resident of Georgetown, SC, Danny has taught there for many years, as well as for CLASS (Community Learning About Special Subjects) and OLLI (Osher Lifelong Learning Institute). He continues to paint for select galleries and private commissions. Well known for his generosity, Danny has donated scores of original paintings and numerous prints for fundraisers to various charitable organizations, including American Red Cross, Georgetown County Library, Maritime Museum, Ducks Unlimited, Big Brothers and Big Sisters, Tara Hall Home for Boys, and The Friends of Brookgreen Gardens Gala. His work has twice been honored with PICA Awards. His painting “The Great White Way” was added to the permanent collection of the Library of Congress.

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Michael Rogan

Oil Paint - Landscape, Impressionist.

Michael Rogan

Oil Paint - Landscape, Impressionist.

Michael Rogan began painting landscapes in plein air after graduating in 1984 from the University of Massachusetts/Amherst with a M.A. in Art Education. He recently has moved on from New England to South Carolina where he continues to practice his craft and is inspired by the Grand Strand and all the abundance of natural beauty that the area has to offer. His goal is to be patient and work hard so that a positive experience can be enjoyed by all the people who experience an emotional and intellectual connection with his paintings.

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Chris Rutigliano

Oils - Landscape, Impressionist.

Chris Rutigliano

Oils - Landscape, Impressionist.

Chris found her inspiration when she moved to Charleston, SC. Her love for the ocean, and the colors of the low country truly inspired her. She is mostly a self-taught painter. She studied with several artists to get the feel of the oils. Throughout the past 15 years, she has been juried into many of the wildlife shows that are in the eastern part of the U.S. She has shown her work in galleries and outdoor shows. Her work is collected throughout the U.S. and England and in private homes and corporations.

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Sherry Strickland Martin

Watercolor Artist - Landscape, Illustrative & Realism.

Sherry Strickland Martin

Watercolor Artist - Landscape, Illustrative & Realism.

Sherry is an award-winning watercolor artist from the Hammock Coast of South Carolina and has exhibited her artwork from Upstate SC to Charleston, and Charlotte, NC. Sherry was awarded a Signature Member in Excellence with the SC Watermedia Society and her watercolors have gained her noted solo exhibitions at the Anderson County Museum, Spartanburg Art Museum, and most recently at the Burroughs & Chapin Art Museum. After a long career that took her across the country, and a hiatus to pursue other avenues in the visual arts, she has come full circle and returned the Lowcountry and to making art that, in her words, “I find inspiring and challenging. It is work that nurtures my soul, of salt air, pluff mud, and the sweet smell of oyster beds that never leaves you but brings you home again where roots run deep.”

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Katherine Wynn Patrick

Oil & Acrylic - Landscape, Impressionist.

Katherine Wynn Patrick

Oil & Acrylic - Landscape, Impressionist.

Katherine works in oil, using bold color and fluid brush strokes, evoking a sense of movement and light. She holds a BFA in painting from Wesleyan College, studied painting at Massachusetts College of Art and the University of Tampa. She studied Renaissance Art and Architecture in Italy with the University of Georgetown.

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Deborah I. Smith

Acrylic - Landscape, Impressionist, & Realism.

Deborah I. Smith

Acrylic - Landscape, Impressionist, & Realism.

Deborah is a native of Georgetown, an award winning photographer and digital artist who has in recent years, turned her creative vision to painting in acrylic in a modern impressionist style with an occasional impulsive foray in abstract and geometric expressions. She is inspired by the landscape, wildlife, and simplicity of life in the Low Country. She holds a M.S. in Juvenile Justice and is a part-time instructor in Criminology at Trident Technical College in Charleston. She has lived and run businesses in Washington, SC, Sacramento, CA, and Miami, FL and after 20 years in Summerville, SC, she retired from the SC Department of Juvenile Justice in 2011 and returned to her home town.

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Will Shelton

Acrylics - Impressionist & Realism & Abstact

Will Shelton

Acrylics - Impressionist & Realism & Abstact

Susan Trott

Oils - Impressionist & Collage Artist

Susan Trott

Oils - Impressionist & Collage Artist

Susan Trott lives in Charleston, SC. She is inspired by the historic architecture there and in the small coastal towns like Georgetown and Beaufort. She works mostly in oil and enjoys painting plein air but also works from her studio using an archive of photos she has taken over a period of forty years. More recently she has focused on painted paper collage using acrylic paint and a more cubist approach. Susan attended the art school at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, VA and holds a degree in art from Winthrop University in Rock Hill, SC. She is a member of the Charleston Artist Guild.

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Joanne Willoughby

Oil Pastel - Landscape, Impressionist.

Joanne Willoughby

Oil Pastel - Landscape, Impressionist.

Joanne Willoughby enjoys working in many mediums including pastels, oils, watercolors, charcoal, and acrylic. Her work has won many awards in local shows in her home state of Massachusetts. She has been a board member of several local Art Associations there before moving to Pawleys Island where she is now on the board of the pastel society and teaches pastel classes at her home studio.

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Cat Wondergem

Fish & Lino Cut Print - Illustrative

Cat Wondergem

Fish & Lino Cut Print - Illustrative

Cat has known she wanted to spend her life creating visual works since her first art classes in middle school with beloved teacher, Gee Fruit. She studied art at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and has gone on to have various jobs doing glass work, fine jewelry, silk dyeing, and custom pewter work. When she moved from the mountains of Asheville, NC to the Lowcountry of SC in 2005, her work made the natural transition, as well. The tradition of fine craft that is so prevalent in the Appalachian area was replaced with Gyotaku (Japanese fish printing). She has been pursuing some form of printmaking ever since. Her current body of work is lino-cut block relief prints, that she enhances with watercolor. Cat has spent the last 2 decades exhibiting her work at various galleries and outdoor art shows. She is extremely grateful that she gets to make a life playing with color, shape, & movement.

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Cat Wondergem & Rick Steingrass

Gyotaku Fish Prints

Cat Wondergem & Rick Steingrass

Gyotaku Fish Prints

Gyotaku (Japanese, from gyo "fish" + taku "stone impression") is the traditional Japanese method of printing fish, a practice which dates back to the mid-1800s. This form of nature printing was used by fishermen to record their catches, but has also become an art form of its own.

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