Coastal Escape landscape painter Patrick Reid O'Brien knows how special life is by the water. He grew up on the Chesapeake Bay sailing at age of 4, a Sea Snark (Think: a fully unsinkable but swampable bathtub made of cooler styrofoam with a mast and lateen style sunfish sail) , Sailfish, Sunfish, Lasers , Lightnings, and 420s, a Hobie 14 , then 16 , then a Prindle19, and later his father's Alberg and Pearson and at St Mary's college of MD, , windsurfing was the rage. Since he was 2, Patrick's family would travel to Ocean City for family vacation, connecting generations in folding chairs along the atlantic coast. As he grew and traveled, the coast was always magnetic and a must have for any vacation destination. Summers would find his extended family of cousins and grandparents at Ocean City MD with it's sparkling morning light over the cool Atlantic ocean. He infuses the excitement of fond memories of summer vacations on the coast with friends and family to share joy and inspiring us with special places we love. . In 2020 he and his wife Valerie moved to Charleston to discover the low country coastal lifestyle and paint in the fantastic light of the South Carolina coast. We hope you enjoy the work as it passionate about celebrating the little moments we share at the water's edge. Whether it's a beach in Anguilla, a cafe in Greece or Tropical colors of Grand Cayman, if you love travel as much as we do, you will find something that moves you and reminds you of a special place. Some of the Iconic Pop Art pieces like the classic "Old Blue Chair" shown can be illustrated by Patrick with your family names and your favorite beach town name in the art, a daily reminder of the moments treasured, the good stuff, the little things we do when we gather at the coast. Don't forget the sunscreen. And the cooler. And the Beer. And the Sunglasses. Let's go!

All I Need is a Few Days at the Beach

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