Mistela

MistelaBrimming with rich color and old world charm, Mistela is an original watercolor by beloved local artist Mimi Beaver. Arranged in a tidy row, five glass bottles glow with jewel toned hues emerald, amber, citrus yellow, berry, and rose each one hand labeled and rendered with the kind of warmth and attentiveness that define Mimis work. Decorative scrolling vines frame the scene, giving the piece a nostalgic, almost European feel, as though discovered in

where Pelton conducts low-tide sampling as part of her work at the Baruch Marine Field Lab

Seaspray Bowl – Small is a hand-formed ceramic bowl by Vida Miller

this original gouache leans into warmth—muted oranges

Ackerman documents the light that defines life along the coast—subtle

Sanderlings reflects the peaceful rhythm of the South Carolina coast — a moment of stillness familiar to anyone who loves the Lowcountry shoreline

textured oils by Lowcountry artist Joanne Willoughby

layered compositions

more romantic palette—playful

each piece is professionally matted to fit a standard 8×10 frame

and anyone drawn to stories that live on through place and memory

and quiet beauty of Lowcountry life through the humble elegance of freshly harvested oysters

In this original suicide-print linocut