#hike at #morrisisland today. (at Morris Island (ö i Kanada, Ontario, lat 45,45, long -76,25)) https://www.instagram.com/p/CO8J6YDFe4i/?igshid=1x3jg86cdfyv5
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#hike at #morrisisland today. (at Morris Island (ö i Kanada, Ontario, lat 45,45, long -76,25)) https://www.instagram.com/p/CO8J6YDFe4i/?igshid=1x3jg86cdfyv5
I have opened a #society6 storefront and am slowly populating it, here is my #Morrisisland #lighthouse sketch: https://society6.com/product/morris-island-lighthouse1082731_print?sku=s6-8637419p4a1v45
#lowcountry #charleston #morrisisland #lighthouse #shrimpboat #coastal #illustration #commission #doodlebags #art
Walking around my hometown #charleston a good bit today so here’s an older sketch of the #morrisisland #lighthouse . . . . . #art #illustration #doodlebags #doodle #draw #drawing #sketch #sketchy #watercolor #ink #lowcountry #follybeach #southcarolina #travelsketch #sketchbook #ink #watercolor #sketchesbyarchitects https://www.instagram.com/p/Cqd94XaONzs/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
#TBT for #inktober #MorrisIsland #lighthouse my favorite structure and childhood landmark . . . . . #art #sketch #drawing #illustration #doodlebags #nashville #nashvilleart #charleston #lowcountry #nashvilleartist #ink #inktober2021 #Follybeach #coast https://www.instagram.com/p/CVTbcYdr1L3/?utm_medium=tumblr
Morris Island Lighthouse
There are a few things that have long been on my “must shoot bucket list,” one being the Morris Island Lighthouse. So on a recent visit to Charleston, SC, I was excited to realize I was in the right neighborhood. I’ve been drawn to this lighthouse standing in the ocean for years, and was finally lucky enough to visit it two days in a row, by land and by boat!
The Morris Island Lightnouse stands north of Folly Beach at the southern end of the entrance of the Port of Charleston. When construction was completed in 1876, the lighthouse stood well back from the shoreline. However construction of jetties to protect the shipping channels into Charleston were completed in the 1890s altered ocean currents and caused rapid erosion of Morris Island. By 1938, the shoreline reached the base of the lighthouse. In 1962 the lighthouse was decommissioned.
You may recognize it from the Netflix series, “Outer Banks,” despite it being a state away from NC in real life.