New Releases - Triptychs from Big Talbot State Park

Black Rock Beach is an interesting and unusual beach on the Florida Coast near Jacksonville. It is located in Big Talbot Island State Park. The unique organic soil formations are said to have been formed at the end of the last ice age. The black rock mimics volcanic rock in its color and eroded contours. Certainly, different than the most Atlantic coast beaches in the South! On our third try, God provided a colorful sunrise. I’m always amazed how fast the light and the colors change at sunrise!

We just sent these three triptychs to our printer and can’t wait to get them stretched! So, while we patiently wait….. Tell us which one is your favorite?

#1 Black Rock Beach Sunrise

#2 Big Talbot Sunrise

#3 Nassau Sound Sunrise

#1 Black Rock Beach Sunrise

#2 Big Talbot Sunrise

# 3 Nassau Sound Sunrise

Trotter Arts prints their photographs on Satin fabric, gallery wrapped and ready to hang in your home or office. We personally hand stretch and finish each print in our studio. It would be our pleasure to work with you when you need artwork! Feel free to give us a call! (864) 981-0139

Aiken’s Makin’ Virtual Art Show - Now Open - Triptych Sale from Trotter Arts

Aiken’s Makin’ 2020 was cancelled however there is a Virtual Art Show open now!. Many thanks to the Aiken SC Chamber of Commerce for hosting the virtual show and we hope to be physically with you in 2021! Trotter Arts produces Fine Art photographs printed on satin fabric perfect for home or office. These pieces are gallery wrapped with out the need for glass or framing. The finished work has the sheen of satin and vibrant color which is colorfast for years of enjoyment!

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Tomotley Plantation Triptych - A Pandemic Highlight

Every small business has their Covid-19 disaster story. Our story is pretty straightforward and insignificant as compared to many other small business owners who have risked their livelihood on their business.

Trotter Arts 2020 business plan was 15 shows and 40 selling days. Early in the year, we applied for a mix of new and favorite shows, paid jury fees, built inventory and waited to hear back from show organizers. Fortunately, we were accepted into each of the Spring shows that we applied for! Then Covid-19 hit. Shows in March thru August cancelled or postponed. In our most optimistic case, three Fall shows have yet to cancel, so we hope to participate in 3 shows and have 8 selling days. Obviously, sales and cash flow are way down but we are blessed to be healthy and financially afloat. If it’s God’s will, we aim to continue to produce art and participate in future Art Shows!

During this pandemic we have experimented with satin photographs framed in old windows and acrylic painting on cedar logs. Just recently we revisited some of our collector’s favorite photographs which did not “fit” into a triptych format. One of these is Tomotley Plantation. So we took a field trip to retake it. The composition is very important when trying to create a triptych and our original shot was a excellent shot but not the correct composition for a triptych.

Because we had some extra time during the pandemic we were able to retake two triptych compositions of the main Tomotley Plantation gate. It is a true South Carolina classic! We are adding these two Triptych’s to our web site store, but they will appear as sold out until we have the initial printing (call us if you want #1 of 100!). In getting these two shots, we consider them a small win and a pandemic highlight! Let us know which one is your favorite, Tomotley Tunnel or Tomotley Plantation. Enjoy and share our blog with someone who loves art! Thanks.

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