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Meet the Artists
Layne Gregory | Lincoln Farm Studio
Layne Gregory | Lincoln Farm Studio
Layne Gregory | Lincoln Farm Studio
Layne Gregory is a clinical social worker who, ten years ago, stepped away from her career as a nonprofit executive director to design her life around creativity. Half the year she tends to her gardens and the other half works in her studio set on an old dairy farm where she teaches mosaic tile workshops and plays with glass and color.
Ellen Thayer | Love ROCKS ME
Layne Gregory | Lincoln Farm Studio
Layne Gregory | Lincoln Farm Studio
South Portland (Maine) artist Ellen Thayer has been collecting heart-shaped rocks from the Maine coast for three decades. With nearly a thousand 'love rocks' Ellen artfully arranges them into large flat-lay designs and photographs the art from a ladder outdoors. Over 225 designs in the series are printed on note cards and eight lines of gifts made in the USA.
Noël Bonam | BODA Bazaar
Layne Gregory | Lincoln Farm Studio
Mary brooking | Continuum for Creativity
Noël Bonam is an organizational strategist for cross-cultural education, systemic equity and collaborative leadership. He is the creative mind behind the exclusive line of handmade upcycled-fabric products from BODA Bazaar and, the host and travel vlogger of BODA Travels' signature trips to India, Bhutan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Egypt and the
Noël Bonam is an organizational strategist for cross-cultural education, systemic equity and collaborative leadership. He is the creative mind behind the exclusive line of handmade upcycled-fabric products from BODA Bazaar and, the host and travel vlogger of BODA Travels' signature trips to India, Bhutan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Egypt and the UAE. He is also a visual artist (acrylics, charcoal and ink).
Mary brooking | Continuum for Creativity
Mary brooking | Continuum for Creativity
Mary brooking | Continuum for Creativity
Mary Brooking is a mid-career Maine painter and teacher who is known for the spiritual and expressionistic direction of her landscape-inspired acrylic paintings. She distills elemental truths about the places she paints through interactive color, texture and reduction of form. Her work engages the balance between representation and abstraction.
Mary brooking | Continuum for Creativity
Rebecca Hillman | RH Pottery
Rebecca Hillman | RH Pottery
Mary brooking | Continuum for Creativity
Rebecca Hillman | RH Pottery
Rebecca Hillman is a studio potter who lives with her husband and dog in Scarborough, Maine. She uses both wheel-thrown or hand-building skills, to create her figurative sometimes functional works - which vary greatly depending on the type of clay, firing, and design. When she is not making pottery, she is busy creating great culinary experiences.
Noah Hallward-Rough Rocky Coast Creations
Noah Hallward-Rough Rocky Coast Creations
Noah Hallward-Rough Rocky Coast Creations
Noah Hallward-Rough is a high school Junior who lives on a small farm in Saco Maine. Noah started Rocky Coast Creations as a school project in 6th grade. Rocky Coast creations makes artisanal rock vases, Jewelry, and cheese knives. When Noah is not searching the beach for rocks, he is running, cheering on the RedSox, or hanging out with his friends, family, and dog Jessie.
Maureen Puia | Alcove Jewelry
Noah Hallward-Rough Rocky Coast Creations
Noah Hallward-Rough Rocky Coast Creations
Inspired by botanicals, texture, shadow and movement, Maureen Puia makes handmade jewelry with silver, copper, gems and found stones. After working for a jeweler, and studying for two months intensively in Mexico, she began her studio practice in Maine and has existed in any alcove she could find along the way since — in Brooklyn, Maine,
Inspired by botanicals, texture, shadow and movement, Maureen Puia makes handmade jewelry with silver, copper, gems and found stones. After working for a jeweler, and studying for two months intensively in Mexico, she began her studio practice in Maine and has existed in any alcove she could find along the way since — in Brooklyn, Maine, and Martha's Vineyard. Her childhood was spent chasing the light with her Dad, who was a photographer by hobby, and always in the garden with my mom. She sees so much of their influence in all that she creates.
AMANDA PRAY | SEAGLASS FRAMES
Noah Hallward-Rough Rocky Coast Creations
AMANDA PRAY | SEAGLASS FRAMES
Amanda Pray is a Portland native and married to a Lobsterman and they have two young daughters. With a extensive fiber and weaving background since her teen years, she transitioned to using found Maine seaglass and turning it into small framed art through a very successful enterprise -Seaglass Frames. Her desire is to create relaxing and peaceful art that represents time spent in Maine.