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Whitney Neil is a local watercolor artist living on Dauphin Island since 2015. With a background in marine biology, she works as a seafood safety researcher while raising her family on the island she now calls home.

Inspired by the everyday beauty around her, her work reflects the colors, textures, and small moments of coastal life. She primarily works in watercolor, while continuing to explore new mediums and subjects including animals, botanicals, and landscapes.

Current and Upcoming Events

Watercolor Society of Alabama 85th Annual National Exhibition

Heritage Hall Museum, Talladega, AL

May 3 – June 5, 2026

Arts of Dauphin Island

A selection of Whitney’s work is currently on display at Arts of Dauphin Island, a nonprofit gallery on Dauphin Island that supports local artists and the creative community.

If you’re on the island, it’s a wonderful place to stop in and see a range of work inspired by the Gulf Coast.

Open Thursday-Saturday 10am-4pm

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