Fourth of July at Pawleys

Fourth of July at PawleysThere are few places where the Fourth of July still feels the way it used to. On Pawleys Island, American flags flutter from weathered beach houses, bikes line the boardwalks, families gather on porches, and another generation discovers why this little barrier island has captured hearts for centuries. Todd Halamka's Fourth of July at Pawleys captures that unmistakable feeling in his signature pen and ink style. Looking across the dunes toward a

Signed by the artist and beautifully matted

and surface detail are expected and celebrated as part of each piece’s individuality

joyful composition of color and place

A thoughtful gift for beach lovers

The artwork earned First Place at the South Carolina State Fair and was later selected for the cover of Carolina Arts magazine

A Touch of Orange is an expressive mixed-media work from Laurie McIntosh’s Residuals: The Large Works series — a collection created from the layered castoff prints

and quietly grounded in place

artist Todd Halamka captures the quiet charm of the island with his signature pen-and-ink style

and the quiet dignity of a life fully lived

The contrast between the calm water below and the warmth above creates a quiet tension that feels both peaceful and alive

First Blue Wheels arrives ready to hang and makes a thoughtful addition to nurseries

and reflection come together in perfect balance