(York, ME) Alicia Ines Ethridge is a Maine-based visual artist whose oil and mixed media works use dreamlike landscapes and animal archetypes to explore wildness, intuition, and emotional transformation

(Portsmouth, NH) Aris Moore lives and works in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. She can often be found drawing in local coffee shops. Her work explores contradictions of strength and vulnerability, and attraction and repulsion, to create beings that are simultaneously awkward and unbelievable, yet familiar.

(Amesbury, MA) Jeweler and artist Amy Vander Els pairs classic aethetics with experimental designs to create modern pieces that are playful and fresh, yet still timeless. Amy crafts each one of her pieces by hand in her mill studio in Amesbury, Massachusetts.

(Maine) Erica Schlueter's jewelry is made with silk and sterling silver. The metal is embossed with actual fabrics to obtain fabric texture with a rolling mill. Metal pieces are then joined and embellished with silk crochet and embroidery. Eric studied fashion and textile design at Masons School of Design. She got her BFA, with a focus in fibers from the University of Wisconsin

(Maine) Hello! I'm Calina, a small business owner, mum, and maker. Crocheting has been a lifelong passion of mine, passed down through generations of creative women in my family. I've always loved the feeling of accomplishment that comes with finishing a project, and for years, learning to knit was a dream of mine. Now, I'm thrilled to say I'm hooked! I hope you enjoy my cozy knits.

(Lee, NH) Cindy Mauchi is a fashion designer and illustrator born in Guayaquil, Ecuador. She moved to New York City to study Fashion Design at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) and went on to work as a Senior Menswear Designer for Nautica and Tommy Hilfiger. In 2014, she relocated to New Hampshire with her husband and two children.

(Portsmouth, NH) Drew is an artist whose practice is shaped by art history, creative collaborations, and ongoing experimentation in the studio. His paintings explore the space between control and chaos, memory and invention, creating a visual language rooted in feeling and material. Through a continuous practice of seeing and making, he embraces imagination as a direct and intuitive force.

(Portsmouth, NH) “Windows of Portsmouth” is an ongoing series of hand-drawn digital illustrations inspired by photos I take around town. Created in Adobe Illustrator, each piece is drawn by hand as a meditation and personal art practice. After more than 25 years as founder and creative director of Elissa Von Letkemann Art & Design, this series channels my design sensibility into personal interpretations of my surroundings.

(York, ME) Emily is a freelance screen printer and illustrator blending digital and tactile mediums to explore themes of food, community, and domesticity. After earning her BFA in Illustration from MassArt in 2012, she spent a decade baking professionally in New England. A transformative 2022 road trip reignited her passion for art, leading to a full-time gallery role in Portsmouth. In 2023, she learned screen printing and became a member of Chases Garage in York, ME. Emily is the Marketing and Outreach Coordinator for NHAA and is building a sustainable art career through markets, gallery shows, and freelance work.

(Durham, NH) Evan Karatzas explores abstract imagery that emphasizes gesture and movement. Working mostly with handmade tools and palette knives, his acrylic work on paper and canvas panel capture moments that can feel both chaotic and serene

(Portland, ME) Gloria Bibbo is a ceramic artist and designer based in Portland, Maine, and Portsmouth, New Hampshire. She creates small-batch ceramic earrings that blend earthy tones, sculptural forms, and everyday wearability. Each piece is formed and glazed by hand, combining bold glazes, organic shapes, and an intuitive approach to color and form for expressive, easy-to-wear designs.

(Philadelphia, PA) Originally from Minnesota's St Croix valley, Ian M Petrie grew up surrounded by affordable and utilitarian pottery. During his studies at the University of Minnesota (BFA, 2013) and two residency programs (NCC, WCC) Ian learned to incorporate the process of screen-printing to achieve graphic handbuilt pottery featuring comics illustration. Today Ian appreciates making highly decorated but affordable pottery that looks equally at home on the wall or on the table.

(Maine) Isabella Rotman is an Eisner and Ignatz Award nominated cartoonist and illustrator living and drawing in Maine. Her art is usually about the ocean, women, crushing loneliness, people in the woods, or sex. She is the author of A Quick and Easy Guide to Consent, illustrator and co-author of Wait, What?: A Comic Book Guide to Relationships, Bodies, and Growing Up, and co-author of Abortion Pill Zine. Isabella is the creator of the modern and queer This Might Hurt divination deck family, including This Might Hurt Tarot and This Might Help Oracle. She is a founding organizer of Comic Arts Maine Portland.

(New Hampshire) Jasmine’s Jewels is an ode to Mother Nature's enduring artistry, capturing and preserving plants in jewelry; it is a lasting testament to the fine details, patterns, and characteristics found in nature. Each piece is arranged by artist, teacher, and gardener Julia Barrett, using personally and responsibly foraged native wildflowers from her local surroundings.

(Lee, NH) Jihye Han earned a BFA in Sculpture and Ceramics from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and an MFA in Ceramics from the University of North Texas. A 2022 NCECA Emerging Artist Award recipient, she has exhibited nationally and internationally and currently teaches in the Art Department at Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter, New Hampshire.

(Somerville, MA) Kolika creates contemporary stained glass designed to celebrate you, your special moments, and meaningful occasions. Honoring the 4,000-year-old brass craft of Bengal, she blends heritage with modern design in her ultra-lightweight, laser-cut brass jewelry—using similar motifs from her glasswork into everyday wearables. Each piece is individually handmade in her Somerville, MA studio

(Seacoast, NH) Kenley Darling is a Tattooer, illustrator, and mural artist whose work draws from folk traditions, patterns, and the power of intention. Her work blends symbolic imagery and hand-made aesthetics to create powerful and meaningful designs.

(Ossipee, NH) Larkin Conroy has been making things and selling them since she was a child. While living in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury, she discovered the hand-embroidered denim art that exploded in the Bay Area in the 1970s and was able to learn the craft from some of the OGs. Today she lives in an old stone house in Ossipee, NH, where she creates wearable art from fabrics found in old homes around New England. You can view her work and order custom pieces on her website, larkinandlarkin.com.

(Winthrop, ME) Lin Snow is a freelance illustrator based out of Winthrop, Maine who graduated from Maine College of Art & Design. Inspirations that drive Lin's work include but are not limited to: natural, folk, medieval, retro, kitsch, and funky aesthetics. Conceptually a huge theme within her practice and pieces is eco-mindedness; she often uses second hand or recycled materials. Lin loves creating in several mediums: experimental and not. Although she works in many mediums, her work can be easily recognized by her staple palette of hazy warm hues. 

(Coastal NH) Lucky Cloud makes perfume at its finest: natural, sustainable, ingredient-transparent, synthetic-free, and made using the finest botanicals and organic grape alcohol. Real, dreamy, vibrant perfume — no synthetics, no secrets. Made in coastal New England by perfumer and founder Danielle Bryant.

(Boston, MA) With a background in painting and fashion design, Marianne Radnitzky specializes in heavily patterned portraits done with acrylic on wood. Taking inspiration from fashion, art, music and other aesthetics ranging from the 1890s to the 1980s, she creates colorful, primarily imagined portraits that encompass a range of personal emotions.

(Seacoast, NH) Meghan grew up in Southern New Hampshire in an old farmhouse, spending most of her childhood outdoors exploring the fields and woods around her with her siblings. This upbringing played a crucial role in her interests in the handmade, nature, clay, domestic life, and family dynamics.

(Philadelphia, PA) Olivia Dwyer grew up in Newcastle, ME and received her BFA in Fashion and Textiles at Maine College of Art in 2018. She currently lives in Philadelphia, PA and works in the Studio Department at The Fabric Workshop and Museum while continuing the pursuit of her own multi-disciplinary artistic practice. Dwyer's practice melds the personal and conceptual with the wearable.

(Portsmouth, NH) I’m driven in clay by curiosity, process and exploration, creating pieces that amplify aspects of both my individual nature and my environment. My current collection is defined by a bright seaside palette and luscious touchable textures. The pieces reminisce on warm beach days in New England filled with bright sun and salty water.

(York, ME) Shannon Robertson graduated from UNH in 2016 with a BFA in studio art, concentrating in Ceramics. She has been working out of Chases Garage in York, ME since 2017, where she now teaches ceramics classes and works as the technician for the studio. She mainly creates functional thrown pottery with sculptural elements - either relating to nature or the human form through a feminist lens.

(Yarmouth, ME) Sarah Johnson is the owner, designer, and maker behind Sundew Sewing Co. Each hat is hand stitched in her home studio. She incorporates quilting and textile printing in her work, and is extremely passionate about slow fashion.

(York, ME) Terry Golson is the author of cookbooks and a children's book, and has also trained animals professionally. These days she works out of Chase’s Garage, a community studio in southern Maine, where she makes animal sculptures.

(Maine) Yam Collective is a handmade home goods shop featuring simple wooden wick, coconut wax blend candles, unique cement jar candles, room and linen sprays, and car diffusers. They are vegan, clean burning and lightly scented using only phthalate / paraben free fragrance and essential oil blends.