Postcards from Martha's Vineyard, #3 Boat at the Dock Print

Each of my postcards from Martha's Vineyard was drawn on a morning during my vacation with my wife to Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, last summer. They were all done with Tombow markers and based on photographs I'd taken he day before of things we'd seen. There's a few towns scattered across Martha's Vineyard. The one closest (30 minutes) from where we were staying had a small harbor of docks for local boats right at its center. I took a photograph of one of the boats that looked like it was a regular there, with a good spot close to the action. The water had a lot of ripple to it and the boat was some sort of fishing vessel, I think. The waves kept making that splashing sound they make against the side of the boats and dock when I was looking at them, it was pretty windy too. It felt like how it would be every day there at that dock. Some more details -- The paper is thin and light and the drawings are 8.5" x 5.5", taped to cardstock, and framed in a black shadowbox with a clear plastic protector to shield the art. It will be shipped like this too if you'd like the original.