I make linocuts that are generally 6×6 inch prints matted in a 10×10 mat. I have made other sizes as well, but the majority of my work is that size. I have approximately 45 or so prints I’m very happy with, though I’ve done well over a hundred to get to that point. I’ve done commissions for rock bands, craft brewers, surf shops, and random individuals. My work includes many local stores/spaces, animals of all kinds, and other quintessential Maine scenes. I try and keep pushing myself as far as design and direction is concerned.
Maine Hearth Pads Company
We design and manufacture beautiful hearth pads for wood, pellet and gas stove. 100% manufactured in Maine from material supplied by local businesses.
maggie moore jewelry
Maggie Moore is known for her sacred custom jewelry. She lives an inspired life on the coast of Maine as an intuitive healer, teacher and talisman maker.
Once upon a time Maggie studied fine arts at RISD. She spent her formative years delved in the world of design as she developed her skills as a healer.
For over a decade she has created distinctive collections informed by the natural world at her home studio under the name Maggie Bokor Jewelry.
Now she is honing her intention and craft to design bespoke pieces for individuals. As a client in partnership you and Maggie will collaborate on designing a personal talisman. Whether to mark a celebration, envoke an internal source of personal power or remind you of a celebrated loved one, Maggie will work one on one to create a beautiful reminder and a source of strength on your journey.
When she is not working on her own creations, Maggie can be found dance walking down the street with her JOY centered movement Heart Dance, working with energry clients either in house or long distance, walking deep in the woods with her dog Sam or inventing fun songs with her husband and bonus kids at home. Learn more at www.maggiemoore.world.
Maine Bunk Beds
Maine Bunk Beds specializes in building eco-friendly Bunk Beds and Lofts to our customer’s exact specifications. Our woodworking shop is located in Buxton, Maine, just outside of Portland. We are fully compliant with stringent regulations set by the California Air Resource Board (CARB) that govern toxic air emissions from paints and finishes. Our lumber supplier is certified by the Forest Stewardship Council, which promotes environmentally sound and socially responsible management of North American forests. Our “white glove” shipping service delivers and assembles beds within homes across the continental U.S.
Katahdin Cedar Log Homes
Katahdin Cedar Log Homes was founded in 1973 and is a leading manufacturer of log homes worldwide. From the very beginning, we’ve been committed to helping our customers make their log home dreams a reality. To do this, we constantly look for new ways to combine the finest materials, quality craftsmanship and expertise to create your log home.
Knotty Goat Soapery
We craft luxurious Goat Milk Soap using milk from our pet dairy goats.
Goat Milk is the #1 ingredient in our cold-process, natural Goat Milk Soaps!
Working alongside our pet dairy goats, we use their milk to create a variety of handmade goat milk soaps that appeal to everybody in the family. Our goat milk soaps include natural ingredients such as shea butter, coconut oil, and olive oil. We add natural ingredients for variety and essential oils for scent in most of our soaps.
We make our cold-process goat milk soaps from scratch. Because each bar is handmade, there will be slight variations from one bar to another, which makes each one unique!
Human Nature
Working with nature to produce bath, body & household products that are good for you, good for the earth!
From soaps and lotions to laundry soap and soy candles we offer a wide array of natural products all handmade by us in New Gloucester, Maine since 2004.
with Digital Eyes Studio
We product original art for personal or institutional decor using metal and digital art. Our latest work is contemporary with rustic overtones. Various sized strips of copper and aluminum are woven together to make a wall hanging. An original abstract image is transferred to the metal using a mono-type print technique. Because the surface is uneven where the strips go over and under each other, areas of the image aren’t transferred leaving the metal to show through. The amount transferred to the metal depends on the tightness of the weave. Abstract work is created from an abstract. Each one is unique. They are sealed with acrylic resin. We follow the same techniques when transferring the original art to copper or aluminum panels.
Grampa’s Garden Inc
In 1993, we founded Grampa’s Garden to provide all-natural therapy and comfort products to help you live a healthy life. Our self-care products help relax, balance, and rejuvenate the body, mind, and soul. Most of our self-care items are hand crafted right here in Maine by people who care about your health and protecting the environment.
With energy prices on the rise we know how hard it is to part with hard-earned money. The good news, of course, is that a warm n’ cozy Grampa’s Garden product around your shoulders on a chilly winter day will not only treat you to comforting, therapeutic warmth, it may help you to turn that thermostat down a notch or two!
Grampa and Gramma called the outdoors “a garden of natural healing.” Their wisdom and ethics remain the inspiration behind my physical therapy work and our line of therapeutic comfort products. Today, we continue to use only the finest ingredients in every product we make.
In health and comfort,
Jacqueline and the entire Grampa’s Garden Wellness Team
Grandy Organics
Grandy Organics got its start in the lakes region of Western Maine, when a homegrown enterprise was nurtured with mounds of organic oats, nuts, and honey. Founded with the firm belief that business is more about having a positive impact than it is about making money, we wanted to “live life organically, love the path we traveled, and keep it real”….
It all started around a campfire at Baxter State Park in 1979, when a couple of friends tossed around a few business concepts, and the idea of making granola took hold. What seemed like a “grandiose” idea soon became Grandy Organics. The granola community that formed cared deeply about the earth and believed in making a positive impact on people and the planet.
Our products meet many needs including; paleo, grain free, gluten free, vegan and kosher.
