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William Janelle uses pumpkins and other winter squashes as a medium for experimenting with the faces that enliven his wooden sculptures.
Bird lovers Jeannette and Derek Lovitch installed acid-etched windows to prevent window strikes.
The nonprofit aims to transform a tumbledown old snowshoe factory into a creative hub.
A popular topic of conversation, he says, is the relentless pace of change in Kennebunk.
Not to throw shade, but new lamps have nothing on Brian Allen’s rehabbed antiques.
In her quest to grow a prize-winning fall fruit, Sarah Whitty has battled fungus, nibbling critters, and pest infestations.
He's a practitioner of the Japanese art of gyotaku, in which a fish acts as the printing plate.
Her company name, Muh.Kaa.Bruh, nods to the grim perception many folks have of her art.
Maine: A Love Story comprises 32 essays illustrated with her woodcut prints.
To build the quirkily expressive birdhouses that hang all over town, Claude Ouellet wings it with whatever materials he has handy.
Bethany Hickey, a.k.a. the Taxidermy Chick, specializes in preserving peafowl of all varieties.