Palmetto State Surf art 11x14 print with white textured mat
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This is an 8x10 print of my Palmetto State Surf art painting on 70 lb textured watercolor paper. It is matted to 11x14 size inside a white textured mat. This is my take on South Carolina's "palmetto state" logo surf art style!
Available as 8x10 (18$) : http://www.etsy.com/listing/89998833/palmetto-state-surf-art-8x10-print-beach
As Original (175$): http://www.etsy.com/listing/88062038/palmetto-state-surf-art
Artist Bio:My name is Sheila Faye and I am an Annapolis, Maryland native. I grew up surfing and spending summers in Fenwick Island, Delaware and Assateague Island National Seashore. The ocean inspires my art as well as my life. I try to capture its energy and movement in all my pieces. I love bold colors and expressive lines. My mediums of choice include Uni Posca Paint Pens, acrylic paint, ink, and spray paint. I am now a local in Myrtle Beach where I am studying Marine Chemistry at Coastal Carolina University. I work at the Environmental Quality Lab in Conway, SC as a lab assistant and plan to continue there as a technician following graduation. The energy I find in water inspires my art, my career, and my spirit.
Available as 8x10 (18$) : http://www.etsy.com/listing/89998833/palmetto-state-surf-art-8x10-print-beach
As Original (175$): http://www.etsy.com/listing/88062038/palmetto-state-surf-art
Artist Bio:My name is Sheila Faye and I am an Annapolis, Maryland native. I grew up surfing and spending summers in Fenwick Island, Delaware and Assateague Island National Seashore. The ocean inspires my art as well as my life. I try to capture its energy and movement in all my pieces. I love bold colors and expressive lines. My mediums of choice include Uni Posca Paint Pens, acrylic paint, ink, and spray paint. I am now a local in Myrtle Beach where I am studying Marine Chemistry at Coastal Carolina University. I work at the Environmental Quality Lab in Conway, SC as a lab assistant and plan to continue there as a technician following graduation. The energy I find in water inspires my art, my career, and my spirit.