Sasee Magazine

Award winning artist, Jean Hanna, began her artistic journey early in life. As a young child, Jean could often be found painting alongside her father or her grandmother. Both were accomplished artists.
Today Jean’s home & studio are one in the same, a vintage cottage in Georgetown, South Carolina. Jean is also the Artist in Residence [...]

Artist Joan Carver owned, operated and taught children, teens and adults, at her art school, “The Wizard of Art,” in Charlotte, North Carolina, for 16 years before relocating with her husband, Garry, to Jacksonville, Florida. Her favorite medium is oils or acrylics on canvas; however she enjoys watercolors, silk painting and drawing portraits with graphite [...]

Jane Carter started painting 30 years ago while living in Connecticut. But, after three years she got discouraged and turned to an interior design career. Then, on moving to South Carolina in 1989, Jane itched to paint again and has been doing so for the past 20 years. After using watercolors and oils as mediums, [...]

Trained in Fine Art, Commercial Art and Art Restoration, Madison has been a Fine Art Restoration Artist and Appraiser for over 35 years. Some of Madison’s restorations include Picasso, Kandinski, Kinkade and Neiman to name a few.
Madison paints in many styles and on many subjects and considers herself an eclectic artist in a sense – working [...]

Bobby Bagley’s art is directly inspired by the unique people of the South. He is driven by the many images, ideals and emotions that he encountered growing up there. More than just individual pieces connected by style and artist, his works represent stories related to each other by a reality of underlying depth, purpose and [...]

After nearly losing his childhood dream of becoming an artist, Peter O’Neill, at the age of 36, left his career to become a street artist in St. Augustine, Florida. His first commission brought him only $15, but it was proof that people would pay for his work. After exploring all mediums, Peter settled on oils. [...]

Barbara is a versatile artist with experience in many visual fields. She is also an interior decorator with her own firm, Inviting Interiors. She has won regional and national awards for her watercolors, photography, graphic and interior designs, art direction and theatrical set designs used for television, opera and community theatre.

Barbara relocated from Connecticut to [...]

A Rhode Island native, Debbie Miller earned a BFA from Rhode Island School of Design. Since then, this versatile and talented artist has worked as a freelance artist, decorative painter, teacher and master painter at a folk art company.

In 2006, Debbie made the transition back to her first love; oil painting, bringing to her art [...]

“Friendship,” as deep as the ocean… by Roberta Rotunda

Roberta and her husband retired from Connecticut to Longs, South Carolina, about ten years ago. Before the move, she spent about a year dabbling in watercolor and acrylics, releasing her creative inner being that only occasionally showed through her ceramics and decorating. Painting was a new vision [...]

Happy Ever After by Kimberly Dawn Clayton

Kimberly is a self-taught visionary folk artist and lives in Myrtle Beach, S.C., with her three greatest works, her children, Leslie, David and Noah. The artist’s preferred mediums are acrylics, oils, airbrush and rattlecans, and her preferred canvases are strictly limited to whatever she can get her hands on. [...]