Rita is know as the “Flag Lady” for her acrylic paintings of flags on repurposed wood salvaged from old buildings. She has 12 years of painting experience and operated the Starving Artists’ Gallery in Waitsfield, VT for many years before opening her own gallery, Art In The Village, in Warren, VT. Her “pop art” style of painting of diverse subjects is whimsical, colorful, appealing and fun.

Diane has a passion for painting in pastels in the great out doors, especially the barns, bridges and farm structures. She participates in the annual Vermont Plein Air Festival and the numerous shows throughout the year in the Mad River Valley. Her paintings are filled with splashes of bright color used to create a strong sense of light.

She is a member of the Essex Art League and the Vermont Pastel Society.

Representational oil paintings of both the landscape and the little towns and villages around New England. These paintings are expressions of a love of the natural world and the desire to capture that beauty on canvas.

Carol likes to think of her paintings as capturing a moment in time, including the emotion experienced at the moment. Much inspiration is taken by the Vermont landscape. She strives to work a painting to reflect the color and light of an object or landscape. Her ultimate goal is to share the moment with the viewer and to celebrate the beautiful place in which we live.

Instagram: Carol Dallas Studio

She is a member of Essex Art league and Sanibel-Captive Art League

Laurie creates watercolor landscapes that focus on emotional interaction with one’s environment.

Having worked for years as a graphic designer and art director, in 2020 she traded in a mouse and screen for a paintbrush and paper. Her watercolors and digital illustrations are in personal and corporate collections in Canada, Europe and the USA.

Signature member of the Vermont Watercolor Society

Associate member of the New England Watercolor Society

Serves on the board of the Artists Group of Charlestown.

Instagram @lauriesigmundart

Marilyn’s paintings may be best described as Modern Realism. There is a strong emphasis on color and design using landscapes or still lifes as references. While gleaning objects and perspective of real life, her process allows abstraction to take shape within.

Representational paintings of landscapes and still life subjects reflecting the rich color and texture of rural New England. Oil paintings and award winning watercolors. Workshops offered for all abilities. Signature member of the Niagara Frontier Watercolor Society, Vermont Watercolor Society, Illinois Watercolor Society, Northeast Watercolor Society and is a member of the American Artists Professional League at the Salmagundi Club. His work has been shown in national watercolor shows and is in collections in North and South America and in Europe. He is curator of the annual Green Mountain Watercolor Exhibition.