
Website: peckfineart.com
About the Artist
Elizabeth Peck
I have always had a deep appreciation of art, believing that it is essential to a rich quality of life. Years ago, I decided to embrace this passion by attending workshops taught by local artists such as Sean Beavers, Michael Chesley Johnson and Stan Moeller. Eventually, I earned my Certificate in Fine Art from the New Hampshire Institute of Art. Today, I have studios in both Massachusetts and New Hampshire – but I continue to nourish my artistic soul by exploring the works of many different, well-known artists such as David Leffel, Jeffrey Watts, Rose Frantzen, Robert Liberace, and Michelle Dunaway.
My goal is to connect with my audience, so that they might see and feel what I see and feel. Thus, with portraits, I want to convey personality and spirit, as well as physicality. With landscapes, (many done “en plein air”), I aim to capture mood and energy as well as light and color.
Painting is my means to escape to an amazing place. It enriches me, soothes my soul, balances me, and gives me peace.
About the Artist
dawnslipper
Aleks and Jarid are brothers who hail from Portsmouth, New Hampshire. As youths, the brothers enjoyed the outdoors. As they grew older and more independent, Aleks and Jarid actively explored all that New Hampshire had to offer – mountains, beaches, rivers, and parks. Discovering their state’s natural wonders deepened their appreciation for New Hampshire’s geography. Their state pride and love of exploration inspired Aleks and Jarid to establish dawnslipper in 2016.
After floating some ideas at their first “board meeting” – atop their long boards just past the break at New Hampshire’s Jenness Beach – Aleks and Jarid decided to make unique maps of the places they had been and loved. Their first prototype was simple (layers of cardboard cut by hand into the shape of their motherland), but their passion for discovery inspired a creative process that eventually produced a very special concept that combines technology, art, and natural materials.
Dawnslipper’s 3D maps are composed of a mixture of resin and stone powder or metal powder (iron or rusted iron). They represent real topographical data with artistically contoured originality. Any location can be represented (eg city, state, country, park); custom maps are available.
Mounted on slate or framed: $75.00 No mount or frame: $55.00
Custom Orders Available

About the Artist
Diane Smith –
Millvale Studio and Gallery
Not long after graduating from the creative arts program at Bradford College, Diane and her husband purchased one of Haverhill’s oldest homesteads, a former grist mill and cider mill on Millville Road.
For a while, Diane and her husband ran the cider mill while they raised two sons. But, over time, the Smith property transitioned from cider mill to artisan compound. While one son learned to work with wood and the other forged steel,
Diane painted and molded clay in her studio while working as an art instructor at Northern Essex Community College and even in her own studio..