Pink Skies Art where the tides catch the

where the tides catch the early light and turn the whole horizon soft rose and blue

making them easy to mat and frame to your taste

and Canada

24"×24" Mixed media painting on 1

Charleston Light on Sullivan’s Island—completed in 1962—is the Lowcountry’s distinctive black-and-white lighthouse and the last major beacon built in the United States

Pink Skies Art where the tides catch thePink Skies is a view of the winding marsh that leads out toward Sullivans Island, where the tides catch the early light and turn the whole horizon soft rose and blue. Painted from my Old Village studio, this piece reflects the quiet moments when the marsh wakes upstill, glowing, and full of Lowcountry calm. Each print is produced as a museum quality gicle, created with richly saturated pigment inks on heavyweight archival Cold Press paper for