Original Oyster Paintings from the Lowcountry As a native Savannahian, I've always called the south Georgia coast my home. Simon’s Island.
My fondest memories include beach days on Tybee Island, crabbing from the family dock on the Grove River, enjoying oyster roasts with my family and friends, and living on St. The smell of the pluff mud is the smell of home. My middle name honors my maternal grandmother, Rebecca Felton Meyer, who taught me my love for the coast, and thus provided the name of my artistic venture, Meyer Slater. My gr
03/25/2025
This was the best event last year - great food, beautiful setting, and fun crowd! Even better, it benefits the Coastal Heritage Society and Pin Point Heritage Museum ! Grab your tickets now for Thursday night!
Last call for 2025 Art & Oysters tickets A few tickets remain for the annual Art & Oysters fundraiser to benefit the Coastal Heritage Society.
02/24/2021
10/16/2020
3 months ago, I had 3 successive nights dreaming of navy blue oysters. After overanalyzing my dreams and color schemes, this monochromatic canvas started coming to life. As much as I wanted to add more color, I just couldn’t. It’s not in my nature to let things be without overanalyzing, but I know I had those dreams for a reason, and I’m working on letting the painting take me where it wants to go.
It also has the most perfect oyster in the bottom right hand corner - one expertly painted by a 2.5 year old who loves all things his Mama does. Especially oysters.
Livvy has aptly names this one :
•post roast•
09/09/2020
It’s already Wednesday!
New collection piece is now AVAILABLE!
24 x 24
Oil on canvas
$325
(Pictured with and without flash to show gold elements)
09/07/2020
Happy Labor Day!
This piece is now available!
18 x 36
Oil on Canvas
Gold | Rose | Sage
$375
09/01/2020
Happy Wednesday Eve!
This new piece is now finished and AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE!
24 x 36
$425
Oil on canvas
Please message me if you are interested.
08/17/2020
Correcting a couple of things that were bothering me on a commissioned piece, so while I had the paint back out, I just kept going. The beauty of starting the commissioned piece a few weeks ago (will reveal soon!), is that it required me to get everything back out. When the pandemic started, my studio quickly turned into my office, and my easel got pushed aside. Feels good to be back.
12/13/2019
It’s a rainy day in the lowcountry, so I wanted to share this colorful piece. I have grappled with it for a while, and finally propped it up where its home will be in an attempt to decide what else it needs. I was telling a dear friend this weekend that I was unhappy with it - it’s different than most of my pieces - messy, colorful, and to me, looks unfinished. She looked at me and said - “it’s life. It’s a journey. It’s messy. It’s colorful. It’s unfinished. But when you step back and take it all in, it’s beautiful.” She said, “don’t do one more thing to this piece. Sign your name and enjoy it.” And because of who she is, I listened to her, and it’s now my favorite piece I’ve ever done.
12/01/2019
In the midst of the season, I finished a new piece I’ve been messing with for a while. I’m loving working with golds as the base. I feel like it helps me capture that we luckily experience often in the low country.
10/05/2019
🙌🏻S•A•T•U•R•D•A•Y S•A•L•E🙌🏻
We’re clearing out inventory for new pieces in time for the holidays! Message me if interested!
Indian Summer 24 x 24 $175
Triple Blue Oysters 11 x 14 $145
Double Blue Oysters 11 x 14 $145
Double Marsh Canvases 10 x 10 $150
Oyster Family 11 x 14 $145
Marshland 24 x 36 $250
Double Blue Oysters | Gold Frame 13 x 13 $125