I make functional pottery utilizing a variety of decorative techniques. I enjoy making work that feels good in the hand and brings both beauty and utility to everyday life. Recently I have enjoyed geometric patterns and working with texture.

GG, the self-taught artist behind Green Goodies, delves into consent, mental health, and the environment embodying art's transformative role in healing and societal change. / Juliet focuses on illustration, printmaking, and fiber art using humor to bring joy but also tackle hard-to-talk-about subjects. such as otherness, body positivity, and mental health. / Katie Hogan’s paintings focus on a variety of subjects, from portraits to landscapes to your favorite farmers market veggies. Each focuses on color and composition, playing with bright backgrounds and unexpected subject matter. / Poornima Moorthy makes art that gives a spark of hope, faith and the feeling of endless possibilities in life. She draws using her iPad, both realistic and pattern-filled imagery to create her vibrant, colorful, whimsical landscapes.

Painting in batik, watercolor, pen & ink, using local themes of nature, animals, people, florals, also an assortment of photo cards with similar themes.

I practice Zazen sitting practice which has been very enlightening. :) Zen practice has opened doors of perception that I see reflected in my photographic work. Sometimes this is present very directly with the use of Koan and capping phrases added directly to the image but also in a more nuanced manner that is noticeable and pleasing when a simple, clear formal composition is present. I try and live in the present moment and take photos from that perspective.

A selection of handmade chainmail items and jewelry / Unique items crocheted to bring joy. Diane’s latest passion is dressing porch geese!

Marcella creates functional ceramics including mugs, bowls, and vases with finishes varying from bright colors to exposed clay. / Functional and colorful ceramic mugs and bowls. / Kate specializes in functional and colorful ceramic mugs and bowls.

Woodfired Functional Ceramic Art / Maggie naturally dyes and Eco prints yarn, then knits the wool/wool blend into wearable art for your feet. / Tanay creates handmade copper wired up-cycled jewelry using recycled glass beads, inner tubes, insects & ceramic pendants.

Functional pottery (mostly)! Mugs, bowls, vases and other handmade items from stoneware.

Tabletop Studios uses repurposed materials to create one-of-a-kind assemblage pieces. We offer yard art, home décor, poseable figurines and more.

Dazzling pieces with color, sparkle and creativity to brighten your garden or home are made with beads, mirror and love. Laser cut acrylics and wood pieces are hand painted and reflect the diversity and creativity our community embodies. / Quilted goods including bags and book sleeves. New this year are wearables with quilted elements. / Deb creates painting acrylics on canvas.

A one-woman vegan fiber and ceramic arts studio specializing in handmade delights for pets and people. From quirky crocheted catnip toys and kitty cat cowboy hats to cozy upcycled quilted sweatshirts and scrappy dog bandanas, every piece is crafted with love and care.

Drawing & Printmaking

Rachel’s ceramic practice includes both wheel-thrown pieces, and hand-built vessels made with clay slabs or coils – and sometimes a combination of the two. Created with simple forms and clean lines, my work is minimalist and elegant. / Marina is a soft pastel artist, also using hard pastels and pastel pencil, and almost exclusively creating animal portraits.

Katy's inspiration for stained glass comes from a variety of places, from vintage ashtrays to dark lore to religious iconography. In between art projects, you can find her slowly working through DIY projects on her old house. She enjoys putting a spotlight on things that have been overlooked, whether it's a modern twist on an old craft or a neglected house becoming a home again.

Watercolor and Linoleum block prints! / Mixed media steel and fiber sculpture exploring themes of tension, conflict, and harmony.

Botanical Art, offering framed pressed flowers, botanical wreaths, and other nature-inspired floral arrangements.

My work grows out of freeform exploration using AI as a creative tool, blending concepts, styles, and historical references to produce fantastic scenarios and imaginative worlds—from whimsical creatures to dreamlike landscapes. All works are professionally produced using museum-quality printing materials.

One of a kind eclectic gemstone and Czech glass jewelry with a vintage vibe.

Terri combines her love of fibers with her passion for nature in creating each hand hewn bird pod. Through a process called "wet felting", she shapes local wools into hollow vessels, enhancing them with elements foraged from the natural world. As decor, each pod brings a sense of whimsey and strengthens our connections to the natural world. / Julie Raasch handcrafts nature-inspired jewelry in copper, and sometimes sterling silver or brass. Much of her jewelry is created using a technique known as fold-forming, combined with etching and traditional metalsmith techniques and is a small sculptural piece of wearable art. / Maiya Brandt creates hand-carved, wheel-thrown pottery that blends artistry with everyday function, bringing beauty to both your home and garden.

Themes in Beth’s painting are interconnection and flow. She continues to work on a series of 2D paintings called GAIA portraying the Earth as a living being. She also makes handmade paper globes which she calls Love Letters to the Earth. / Richard creates colorful, often whimsical 2-D artworks using torn and cut paper.

Helen paints vibrant watercolor paintings on paper and canvas that run gamut from careful studies to poetic, symbolic and sometimes political representations of nature and human nature. / Julianne creates fun, cute & surreal prints, comics & stickers!

When creating my functional pottery I take inspiration from everyday objects. I craft each piece by hand using different textures and rich fluid colors to create elevated, useful pieces. My pots are thoughtfully considered for their intended uses. / Rebecca is a watercolor artist and published author of children’s books. She will be offering her original paintings, giclée prints, and greeting cards of whimsical animals. / Teresa raises Nigerian Dwarf and Boer goats. She also handcrafts goats milk soap in small batches.

Limited edition chainmaille woven in metal, glass and stone. Jewelry styles include earrings, necklaces and bracelets.

Laura Shirley’s intention for Hope Art is to bring you joy through art. She creates functional wheel thrown pottery in subtle, nature inspired forms and pallets. She also tries to capture and create unique visions with her kaleidoscope/nature photography.

Leah uses mostly secondhand textiles to make wall pieces about land use as well as trucker hats with quilted patches.

Two wonderful artists! One who creates functional ceramics inspired by nature. / One who creates wheel thrown or hand built, mostly functional items that are colorful and unique.

Colorful floral/nature images, sometimes a bit abstract. Acrylic paintings on canvas and stepping stones. Watercolor paintings and cards.

Casey does pen and ink illustrations with heavy cross hatching. Subject matter usually consists of Midwest life, conflicts of the mid 19th century, and kitty cats. / Jackie does paintings of creatures and ghoulish on a variety of different materials / Sara does illustrations of cute, odd and spooky rabbits inspired by the natural world and dark dreams. / Logan does automatic renderings of a realm internal. His mixed media is often on found or scrap materials.

Mallory creates sewn and quilted art, gifts, housewares, and wearables. / Kelsey creates mosaics! / Meg creates woven beaded earrings.

Alison will be show-casing her Hand-colored Black & White Photographs. 2-D mixed media pieces that incorporate my photographs will also be featured. / Barb Easton is offering semi-precious stone, glass and precious metal earring, bracelets and necklaces. Watercolor, acrylic or oil nature paintings. Handcrafted essential oil home and body products.

Wood and epoxy tables created by Bill Docter!

Introducing two new ceramicists to our neighborhood Art Walk! Tom enjoys making mugs, plates and bowls with unique and intricate underglaze designs. / Ruth creates functional pots and other thrown ceramics for everyday life.

Fovea Works sustainably preserves the transient beauty of nature and permanence of death in resin and metal. Bones, flowers, fossils, bark, and other natural science materials create the focal points of her work. Hilary's work showcases the overlooked and discarded beauty all around us and encourages us to examine how nature itself wastes nothing, and that death is not the end.

I use acrylic paint to create exuberant, playful contemporary folk art on canvas.

Brian Kluge works with clay to create both sculptural abstractions and functional pottery. His work is inspired by childhood toys and daydreams while also drawing upon the visual language of tools and implements. / More ceramic sculptural and functional works with guest Meghan Sullivan!

Art In Motion is purposeful doodling! Each original, one-of-a-kind design is hand drawn, colored and, "matted" to create unique cards. Reminiscent of stained glass, the vibrant colors are uplifting, with natural elements a common theme.