Item is avaiable for pickup at the SCWF office in Columbia, SC, after July 27th 2026. Email mail@scwf.org with any questions.

This art piece "All the Single Ladies" is a Limited Edition Print on Archival Paper by Charleston Artist Chelle Fazal.

Ready to be framed!

Size: 11" x 14"

About Chelle:

As a child, Chelle would spend hours watching animal nature shows. How they lived, ate, acted, and socialized fascinated her. The day her step-father gave her a set of colored pencils was the day she began trying to duplicate those animals on paper. Without her knowledge, the small gift he had given her was the key to unlocking an untapped passion for art.

Her love for art continued into Middle School and High School where she learned to draw with charcoal and pastels. Later on she would graduate into experimenting with paints, both acrylics and oils. It was not until she married that Chelle started painting seriously, seeking to bring personality and individuality into each piece she created.

On a mission trip to Sri Lanka, Chelle was inspired once again as she took photos of elephants at an elephant orphanage. After a two year wait, due to work and raising children, those same photos became the reference points for some of her most recent works.

Chelle lives in Charleston, SC with her husband, Mahmood, and her two sons, Evan and Julian. She professes that Mahmood has been her greatest challenger and encourager. No work is complete until she has received his feedback and they agree together on the finished piece.

"I want my animal paintings to tell a story; but mainly, I want to communicate joy in all my work."
- Chelle Fazal

Item available for pickup at the SCWF office in Columbia, SC, after July 27th 2026. Email mail@scwf.org with any questions.

This art piece "Bunting" is a Limited Edition Print on Archival Paper by Charleston Artist Chelle Fazal.

Ready to be framed!

Size: 11" x 14"

About Chelle:

As a child, Chelle would spend hours watching animal nature shows. How they lived, ate, acted, and socialized fascinated her. The day her step-father gave her a set of colored pencils was the day she began trying to duplicate those animals on paper. Without her knowledge, the small gift he had given her was the key to unlocking an untapped passion for art.

Her love for art continued into Middle School and High School where she learned to draw with charcoal and pastels. Later on she would graduate into experimenting with paints, both acrylics and oils. It was not until she married that Chelle started painting seriously, seeking to bring personality and individuality into each piece she created.

On a mission trip to Sri Lanka, Chelle was inspired once again as she took photos of elephants at an elephant orphanage. After a two year wait, due to work and raising children, those same photos became the reference points for some of her most recent works.

Chelle lives in Charleston, SC with her husband, Mahmood, and her two sons, Evan and Julian. She professes that Mahmood has been her greatest challenger and encourager. No work is complete until she has received his feedback and they agree together on the finished piece.

"I want my animal paintings to tell a story; but mainly, I want to communicate joy in all my work."
- Chelle Fazal

Item available for pickup at the SCWF office in Columbia, SC, after July 27th 2026. Email mail@scwf.org with any questions.

Gift yourself or a loved one a custom artwork, 12" x 18" or smaller of your beloved pet! Abby Lane is an outdoor lover, creative entrepreneur, mom, wife, and founder of Redhead Furniture Design & Piadoma -nature inspired accents, art & design. The portrait will be delivered at a mutually agreed-upon date sometime after October 1st.

Abby has been doing portraits for years as gifts and ways to raise money for various charities/ non profits she believes in. Each time she create ones, she learn and gets better at my skills. All her works are based on a photo, then created with ink, pastels, and pencil on brown sketch paper.

Gift cards and certificates will be mailed or emailed to winners the week after the auction. Email mail@scwf.org if you have any questions.

Item available for pickup the week after the auction at the SCWF office in Columbia. Email mail@scwf.org with any questions.

Item available for pickup the week after the auction at the SCWF office in Columbia, SC. Email mail@scwf.org with any questions.

Jim Harrison's journey as an artist began when he first climbed onto a sign painter's scaffold on the side of McCartha's Hardware in Denmark, South Carolina. The Coca-Cola sign that he worked on that day with his mentor, J. J. Cornforth, was the first of more than 100 similar signs he painted over the next few years and shaped the future work of this South Carolinian in many ways.

An established artist and writer, Harrison has more than 100 limited edition reproductions to his name. Reminiscent of his earlier experiences as a sign painter, his work is known for chronicling earlier twentieth century rural life. His strong feelings for rural America touched on every aspect of earlier ways of living, and his subjects -- railroad stations, churches, one room schoolhouses, country stores, covered bridges, and farm buildings -- representing the spirit of an agrarian society.

Matted & framed by Havens Fine Framing.

Item available for pickup the week after the auction at the SCWF office in Columbia. Email mail@scwf.org with any questions.

Spruce up your home or office with this beautiful art piece by local artist Lyssa Harvey! "Wisdom of the Wetlands" is a 20" x 16", watercolor and mixed media works on paper and canvas.

From Her Gallery:

"The simple but stunning images of the marsh have burned a visual template in my artist's soul. I never tire of looking at the beauty of the wetlands. I could paint them for the rest of my life. Knowledge of the importance of the wetlands has enhanced my work. I hope to share this invaluable source of South Carolina's environment with you."

About the Artist:

Lyssa Harvey, Ed.S., is a teacher, therapist, and artist whose lifelong dedication to healing and creativity has shaped every aspect of her career. Now retired after more than 30 years as a child and adolescent therapist and the founder of The Art and Play Therapy Center of South Carolina, Lyssa's therapeutic work has always paralleled her artistic journey.

She is best known for her South Carolina waterscapes; abstract and vibrant interpretations of the region's wetlands and waterways, created in watercolor, acrylic, and mixed media. Her bold, soulful works capture the emotional depth of the natural world, while her Judaica pieces-rendered in luminous watercolor and gold ink-celebrate spirituality and tradition. Her art is held in private and public collections across the South.

Items available for pickup the week after the auction at the SCWF office in Columbia. Email mail@scwf.org with any questions.