I am a wildlife photographer living in Hyde Park Vermont.  Always on the hunt for things in motion.

I’m a self-taught fine art photographic artist based in Stowe, VT. These images comprise a small part of a larger series: The Journey (https://www.marciescudder.com/the-journey-1). For more of my work and my writings check out my website: www.marciescudder.com.

The landscape began before the pandemic, and the other painting obviously evolved during the pandemic! Each painting is Acrylic on Canvas and 30″ x 40″. See more of my work at askitchelart.com I grew up on a farm in the Northeast Kingdom. Although I have lived several other places, Vermont always calls me. In my work I convey my experience of …

“Ceres Says … ” is a fresh series, a “Ceres series” if you will, of single panel “cartoons” I began in March. The female figure, the goddess of agriculture, who graces the top of our Statehouse dome in Montpelier, inspired my “Ceres Says … ” character. The real one actually has no choice but to abide by the State’s “stay at home” directive. …

I’ve now finished a large acrylic painting entitled “Grace Descends on the Fire and Brimstone of the Tree Pandemic”, 78” x 51”, acrylic on silk mounted to canvas_5.2020. This one is big, mean and chaotic– full of fireballs, destroyed nature, meteor viruses, boulders and hope-(grace), all happening inside and around the outline of infected trees.  I’m a painter living and working in …

This is a 5 x 6.5 watercolor on paper that I’m calling “the satyr’s rug” I live in New Jersey and have been social distancing with my teenage sons for over a month now. It has driven me to drink- and paint!!

My name is Julie Davis and I love to paint outdoors. This oil painting is of a view of Mt. Mansfield from my farmhouse in Cambridge, Vermont. Painting can be a way to heal from, and escape the challenges in everyday life. My paintings are on exhibit at local galleries and on-line at www.julieadavis.com.

I made the drawing on the left back in the 1970s, then recently discovered the potholder on the right that was made by my great aunt Lucy Ardena Butterfield, probably in the 1930s or 1940s. I was amazed at the similarity to my drawing. I do see her in dreams occasionally, and when I was a child I knew her …

My art is inspired by farm life that surrounds me at all times. You will find a touch of humor in my paintings as my goal is to uplift the viewer and bring a smile to their face. I love painting on old, single pane barn windows which otherwise would be destined for the dump. However, nothing is really safe …