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Dylan Fant Illustration : Spring 2018

Dylan Fant Illustration

 

 

Artist Bio:

Dylan Fant is an illustrator and designer in Burlington, Vermont. Focusing predominately on digital illustration and screen printing his work often evokes a sense of wonder for natural environments. When he’s not working on design projects he’s likely enjoying the beautiful mountains of Vermont hiking, climbing, snowboarding, or biking. 

Find him at: dylanfant.com | ETSY SHOP | Instagram


Past Artists

Public Works Press

Public Works Press' Community Supported Art program supports artists in the creation of new work while establishing and strengthening relationships within the greater art community. Public Works Press produces limited edition fine art prints and multiples in collaboration with contemporary artists. Editions are published and distributed through our Community Supported Art (CSA) program, in which annual shareholders receive prints monthly. The show at Petra Cliffs currently includes works from Jackson Tupper, Jasmine Parsia, Kat Clear, Lily Carter, Clark Derbes, Julie Kenniston, and Jordan Redell. The show was curated by Noah Lagle.

www.publicworkspress.com

 

Sharon Webster

Sharon Webster is a visual artist and poet. Art critic Christopher Faris says Webster’s mixed media sculptural work is “exhilarating abstract, surprising and poignantly expressive… images of the world as seen from within.” Webster’s book of poems and artwork, Everyone Lives Here, was published by Fomite Press in 2014. Made of almost any kids of material that you can think of, she focuses on form, intimacy & the beauty of ordinary things. Born in Kentucky, Webster made her home in Canada before moving to Vermont in the 80’s. She taught Ward and Image and Studio Art classes at the college level for a decade- and has worked with developmentally challenged adults for Home Base Inc. for many years.

www.sharonwebster.com

Grace Tomczak

 "I was raised in a very art-positive family. After getting my BFA in Graphic Design at SUNY Fredonia, I followed my family to Vermont and started working as a graphic designer/marketing coordinator. Only recently, following the inspiration of my mother's success in art, have I started to focus more on art-related projects instead of graphics. I use a combination of pen, marker, and found image collage to create scene that I find entertaining, drawing on inspiration from the ocean, fashion, and art nouveau styles."

Prints, tees, stickers and more at www.taxdoodles.com

Kim J. Gifford, Artist/Photographer

My digital collages have been describe as "hand-worked stories" and as a writer and photographer, I couldn’t be more pleased. I am currently owned by two pugs, Waffles and Alfie. I am also a writing instructor who incorporates art prompts in my teaching. For more information on me please check my web site: www.pugsandpics.com

Lynn Eisenbrey

"I was 6 years old when I decided that I wanted to be a sculptor. Wire, clay, steel, cement... especially stuff that allowed me to create big things. I went on to produce several styles of ceramic sculptures, tiles, and production pottery during my 20 years as an art teacher. 
Learn more about Lynn and her work at wildfirestudios.net  

Holly Hauser

“My work inquires into the relationships of shape and line. I explore the language of mark making; how loosely referential forms and scribbles, for example, can evoke qualities of memory, recognition and experience.”
Learn more about Holly Hauser and her art at hollyhauser.com.

Corrina Thurston

Corrina's favorite medium is colored pencil. She was shocked at the amount of depth, detail, and richness of color that can be achieved with colored pencil and hopes to eventually help it to be better recognized as a true fine art medium. Her exquisite prints, notecards, jewelry and more are for sale on Etsy!
corrinathurston.com
January - March 2015

Pete Boardman

Pete is a visual artist living and working in Burlington, Vermont. "I find inspiration in the constant motion of water and it’s freedom to slide gracefully throughout the natural world. My art aims to represent the invisible current that is hidden within the wilderness. Art has allowed me to discover a river of creativity and imagination that I believe flows through the minds of all individuals..."
peteboardman.weebly.com/
December - January 2014/15

Sarah Morrison Yates

Bucolic VT scenes. Her accumulated work contains examples of various media and grounds, but she has been working most recently with wood boards, fabric dyes, and Golden acrylics. This collection is the result of settling on the use of hand made frames by her son, and fine acrylics applied to hand stretched canvas and linen. She returns to bucolic VT and NH scenes as primary subject matter.
Sarah can be reached via EMAIL, or by phone.
October - December 2014

Andrea Charest

Desert Southwest from a climber's perspective: Indian Creek, St. George, and Moab, Utah, and Red Rock Canyon, Nevada.  Crack climbing, desert towers, tape gloves, trad gear, pretty rocks, and a fire by the tent with the Bridger Jack range's profile against the night sky-- climbing is not only a sport but a way of life. 
Instagram: @vtandrea Blog: her-vertical-life.blogspot.com
September 2014 - October 2014

Peter Wadsworth

Backcountry Skiing in the North East. For each of the past 7 winters he has spent over 50 lift-free days skiing these amazing mountains, and he only wants more.
https://www.flickr.com/people/pwadsworth/
November 2013 - September 2014

Debra Forman Wilkinson

Flowers, landscapes and old barns taking on a collage element that is shown through the use of handmade papers, photographs, organic matter and a variety of other mediums.  
April - May

Anne Skidmore

www.asweddings.com & www.anneskidmore.com
photography, people, climbing, landscapeAnne displayed prints in a Silent Auction to benefit the Kismet Rock Foundation
January - March

Vanessa Compton

http://www.krinshawstudios.com
collage, watercolor, illustration, ceramic miniatures, mobiles and handmade cards
September - November

Sam Simon

http://www.samsimonimaging.com/
photography, Burlington lifestyle
July - September

Greg Forber

oil paintings, climbing portraits
May - July
Story in Shelburne News

Many thanks to the incredible Jenny (Jacobson) Bittner for putting in the time and organization of these artists from 2012-2013! Jenny is a mural and mixed media artist, and does private and small group instruction.