Tybee Island Sunrise Art
This latest artwork features a beautiful Tybee Island sunrise. Life has thrown some curveballs recently and I very much wanted to do something that featured a…
Collection of local art created by Georgia Artist, Mark Tisdale. The artwork featured here was not only created by a local artist it features places and scenes from around the state of Georgia.
While I love art in general, there’s always something a little extra special about capturing the beauty of my home state. And I can’t help it but I smile just a bit wider when I see someone has chosen to buy art from local artists. When I see one of my Georgia prints going to someone right here in Georgia, it makes my day.
I’ve lived in both the Atlanta area as well as the small town of Montezuma where I was raised. But you’ll see art featured here of the coast, North Georgia, and more. There’s a lot to appreciate from landscapes to historic cities and small town life. I hope you’ll enjoy my take on these subjects!
And if you like my style but see a subject I haven’t done yet, I’m always happy to take suggestions. Just send me a message with your thoughts.
This latest artwork features a beautiful Tybee Island sunrise. Life has thrown some curveballs recently and I very much wanted to do something that featured a…
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