Elektra Zolnoski is a Northeast Kingdom based printmaker and body-print artist. Her work is influenced by the 20th Century abstract movement with a central focus in monoprints that incorporate both aquatint etching and hand-engraving techniques. She often discards the literal boundaries of traditional printmaking by incorporating found materials such as cheesecloth, plastic and metallic mesh outside the margins of her plates. Her contention is that …

I am an artist new to Vermont working out of Hardwick. I have a background in illustration and design which translate into my work in the form of ink on paper illustrations, digital collage and digital painting. In many of my works more than one of these are employed in the creation of the artwork. My work focuses on themes …

I am an Art Educator at Hardwick Elementary School. When I am not on the computer connecting with students and creating remote learning lessons. I am creating mini landscapes with color pencils to keep me grounded. The colors of the sky are inspiring me through this time.

Spring is coming to Northern Vermont  (and Stowe, where I live) as Winter closes in 2020. There are stormy afternoons but clearing will happen. I try to get out every day to walk the paths and trails we are so fortunate to have – to photograph the ever changing light as the seasons change. I have always felt that black and …

 This is a pond in autumn. I was playing around with different colors and like this purple added which makes the reeds and their shadows more ethereal. I first came to Craftsbury to ski many years ago, finally moving here in 2003. I’ve enjoyed all the photography possibilities here since.

I am a fiber artist living in the hills of Elmore and I am obsessed with felting.  It satisfies my desire to paint and mold color without having to clean up the mess!  (There is a lot of fluff around my house however…)  I love wet felting and needle felting and have done many portraits for people of their beloved …

I’ve been working on a series I call “Daily Heroes, ” which I began during long visits to my sister in the ICU at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore from mid-February to mid-March. I had with me a 4”x 6” watercolor journal and watercolor travel set that fit easily in my purse and provided me with a meaningful diversion.  During …

My name is Caleb Clark, I’m a painter and printmaker born and raised in Vermont’s Northeast kingdom. I currently split my time between Vermont and Asheville, NC.