Our Artists from Vermont and neighboring communities

Kip is a native Vermonter and member of the Vermont Woodturners Guild who transforms locally sourced maple and cherry into handcrafted wood pieces from his studio, located in a former sugar house. Specializing in bowls, clocks, live-edge designs, and one-of-a-kind burl creations, his work showcases the natural beauty and distinctive grain patterns found in Vermont wood. 

John Lehet creates archival fine art landscape photographs inspired by the changing light, seasons, and fleeting beauty of Vermont and New Hampshire, drawing on nearly 50 years of photographic experience. His work explores impermanence and the emotional connection between people and place, using masterful craftsmanship to transform everyday landscapes into timeless works of art.

Laurie is a native Vermonter and Southern Vermont artist inspired by the state’s changing seasons and natural beauty. Working in watercolor and mixed media, she captures Vermont’s rural landscapes through realistic, loose, and abstract styles, exploring the colors, light, movement, and emotion of each season.

With a background in chemical oceanography, Shavonna blends her love of science, art, and creativity through botanical perfumery. She enjoys creating custom scents inspired by natural materials and tailored to individual preferences and skin chemistry.

Samantha Loehmann, owner and artist of Stone Ridge Pottery, is a lifelong Vermonter creating functional, whimsical pottery from her home studio in Randolph.

Desiree Otero is the founder of The Little Cat, a woman- and Puerto Rican-owned herbalism business creating small-batch, sustainably sourced offerings rooted in Earth magic and crafted with intention.

A native Vermonter inspired by a lifelong connection to nature and animals, Jenna creates heartfelt portraits that celebrate beloved pets and the beauty of the natural world. Her work honors the unique spirit of each animal while helping preserve cherished memories and offering comfort to those grieving the loss of a companion.

John Hill is a wood and epoxy resin craftsman from Benson, Vermont, whose work grew from his early career as a carpenter and the resourcefulness he learned growing up on a small southern Vermont farm. Using primarily locally sourced maple, oak, cherry, walnut, and pine—as well as sustainable bamboo—John combines the natural beauty of wood with resin accents to create distinctive, functional pieces. His work includes cutting and charcuterie boards, wall hangings, clocks, shelves, coffee and end tables, with custom designs and engraving available.

Her passion for quilting began in the 1970s, starting with her wedding quilt in 1974. She combines traditional patterns with original modern designs, using quality craftsmanship and customer feedback to continually evolve her work.

Colleen Wilcox is a Vermont-based lettering artist, illustrator, and muralist who uses words, doodles, pens, and ink to create joyful, uplifting art. Inspired by nature and travel, she creates cards, stickers, gifts, and murals that celebrate language, connection, and wonder.

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