A Sullivan studio’s mammoth all-weather garden containers are popping up in gardens across the country.
Maine-Made
In a tiny workshop in Gray, a group of downhill diehards turns local lumber into handcrafted skis with a timeless look.
How did a Portland artisan turn an old toy dinosaur into the coolest Hanukkah menorah?
In the woods outside Farmington, a martial-arts champ built a hobby into a lifestyle into a factory.
A Saco woodshop builds iconic Maine furniture — and better lives for employees with disabilities.
Building a company’s brand around its Maine identity isn’t as straightforward as it might seem.
The co-founder of Maine Grains grinds out a niche — and revives a local tradition — at her Skowhegan gristmill.
Printmaker Susan Amons mixes technique and allegory in her otherworldly artwork.
A rejuvenated Quoddy Footwear finds a niche in the maker movement.
You think Santa’s busy? Meet Jim and Teresa England, who coax trains, trucks, and airplanes out of blocks of wood.
The Bartlettyarns mill dates back to the early 19th century and looks its age — but charmingly so. In any case, it’s not nearly as creepy as when it provided the exterior shots for the film adaptation of Stephen King’s Graveyard Shift.
Warren sculptor Jay Sawyer melds his work with his land in a way that brings out the best in both.