Git Da' Net

Git Da' Net"Git Da' Net" captures a Southern summer tradition that generations of Lowcountry families know by heartthe anticipation of watching a crab rise toward the surface while eager hands wait above. Created by acclaimed South Carolina artist Laurie Brownell McIntosh, this award winning reduction linocut brings together childhood memories, coastal culture, and masterful printmaking in a scene that feels both deeply personal and universally familiar. The

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Watkins’ distinctive style preserves stories

set against a vivid orange horizon that lingers low over the landscape

Jelly Dance represents the finest traditions of contemporary printmaking while remaining deeply connected to the coastal landscape that inspires Laurie's work

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a mischievous blackbird proudly clutches the iconic Red Dragon tile

inviting you to slow down and appreciate the craftsmanship of both the artist and the landscape itself

Williams’ masterful use of light and reflection transforms this moment of stillness into a powerful symbol of craftsmanship

The second option is professionally matted to fit a standard 8x10 frame

Pelton’s background in coastal ecology informs both subject and storytelling

Sized at 12x12

capturing the relaxed beauty of Pawleys Island at day’s end