Low Tide Hats
Description: Nobody remembers the exact moment they joined the Low Tide Social Club. Usually it starts with "I'll just take a quick walk on the beach," and somehow ends three hours later carrying a shell you'll never throw away and arguing that watching pelicans absolutely counts as an afternoon plan. Club members instinctively slow their pace whenever they hear waves, become amateur sunset critics, and believe every beach chair deserves at least one unnecessary nap. This retro coastal design celebrates ocean lovers, surfers, beach vacations, tropical escapes, and anyone who knows low tide isn't just a water level, it's permission to wander farther than you probably planned. No membership card required. Sandy feet are accepted as proof of enrollment.
Low Tide Social Club Retro Beach Wave Coastal Summer Vacation Shirt Hat
by The Wolf and the Butterfly
$19
Description: For the person who treats low tide like a social event and birds like unpaid beach celebrities. This retro coastal bird shirt features three elegant shorebirds with tropical flowers, sunset rays, ocean waves, shells, and seafoam details. A perfect coastal bird shirt for beach walkers, shorebird lovers, birdwatching weirdos, coastal grandmother vibes, seaside souvenir fans, and anyone mentally checked into the Low Tide Dept. Grab yours, follow the shop, and let the birds handle the small talk.
Description: Artist illustration of a watercolor I painted featuring boats resting on the exposed ocean floor during low tide at the Bay of Fundy in Nova Scotia, Canada. The peaceful, muted tones of the landscape capture the calmness of the moment, as the boats wait for the tide to rise before setting sail again. The rocky cliffs in the background add depth and texture to the scene, bringing to life the beauty of this coastal region.
Description: Teignmouth in Devon (UK) is a picturesque little seaside town that sits at the end of the Teign estuary. The rock here is classic Devonian sandstone - a red coloured stone that can be seen in the famous red sands and the cliffs (that the train weaves its way through en route from Exeter to Plymouth). Half the pub sign is missing, so I'm not sure its full name, so for now its the New 'Q'! This view of a corner of the harbour area is the first of hopefully many that I'll be painting over coming months. Painted in oil on a 16x12 inch board.
