Flat Fred in Blue

Flat Fred in BlueMeet Flat Fred. One of Laurie Brownell McIntosh's most recognizable and beloved reduction linocuts, Flat Fred transforms a familiar Lowcountry flounder into a striking work of art. Inspired by the fish found throughout South Carolina's coastal waters, Fred's distinctive shape, intricate markings, and cool coastal colors create a piece that is both playful and sophisticated. McIntosh's mastery of the reduction linocut process is on full display here.

coastal landscapes

Stacked in shimmering layers beneath tall marsh grasses

created for one of the most beloved traditions in the history of the Waccamaw Neck

as the Crawfish Festival returns for the first time since 1995

or curated walls

lovers of folk art

framed by vintage teal wallpaper and softened by the warm hues of fresh peaches and a crystal vase of blush roses

This fine art print is produced on archival matte paper using museum-quality inks for rich color

Jenny’s expressive brushwork gives the frosting a rich

"Black Skimmers" is a hand-pulled original print created through a labor-intensive process in which each color layer is carved and printed from the same block

It is a meaningful keepsake for locals

confident watercolor technique gives the piece movement and spontaneity