Palmetto Fine Arts Gallery: Brooks Campbell - August through September 2026

Crooked Creek Art League thanks Palmetto Fine Arts (PFA) for generously providing a dedicated space for two of our artists to showcase their art among the great display of Fine Art in their gallery. You can see the current exhibit through the end of September 2026.

Brooks Campbell is one of the featured artists with multiple pieces in the current exhibit. Brooks is an active member of the League and an award-winning artist.

"The Lucky Fish"

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About the Art

Top:

"The Lucky Fish" - oil on canvas, 24" x 28"

Row 1:

"Flower Show" - oil on canvas, 24" x 36"

"Natural Glow" - oil on canvas, 16" x 20"

Row 2:

"Evening Crossing" - oil on canvas, 9" x 12"

"Footprints in Paradise" - oil on canvas, 22" x 28"

Row 3:

"Aerial Angling" - oil on canvas, 16" x 20:

"Fancy Flamingos" - watercolor, 3 paintings in one frame, 21.5 x 11, $235

Artist Bio

Brooks Campbell

Brooks Campbell is a visual artist based in Chapin, with more than three decades of experience as a concept artist in animation and live-action film. His work spans some of the industry’s most recognizable projects, blending storytelling, design, and visual imagination.

Raised in Utah, Brooks developed an early love for art inspired by Norman Rockwell and Disney films. After seeing The Jungle Book as a child, he set his sights on bringing drawings to life. He began oil painting at the age of eight, joined advanced university-level classes by twelve, and earned high honors at the Salt Lake Art Center at seventeen.

Brooks later moved to California, where he worked for Walt Disney Feature Animation.

His credits include The Lion King, Pocahontas, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Dinosaur, Phineas and Ferb, The Jungle Book 2 and Monsters at Work.

In addition to animation, he has written, produced, and directed three live-action films. Now based in Chapin SC near Lake Murray, Brooks focuses on fine art inspired by the wildlife and natural beauty of the area with work held in private collections, including pieces commissioned for Dr. Phil.

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CCAL Gallery Host:

The gallery is located in the heart of Palmetto Fine Arts at 140 Amicks Ferry Road, Unit E, Chapin.

The CCAL Gallery Display at Palmetto Fine Arts & Custom Frame Gallery is hosted by TC Bowers, owner and league member. Floral, landscape, still life and abstract works by local artists illuminate the gallery and pieces are rotated on a regular basis. The gallery is open to the public during Palmetto Fine Arts normal business hours. Find a print or original piece. You can have TC frame it for you or select a piece that is already framed and purchase it immediately. To find out about special shows held throughout the year visit their web site where information is updated constantly.

Two artists are included in each exhibit, each with an 8'Hx4'W wall to display a number of pieces of wall hanging artwork. The displays rotate every two months.

For more on our public galleries, click HERE.