Deb Hutchison is an emerging artist living in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Deb’s primary mediums are pressed flowers, handmade paper and embroidery floss. Her assemblages form images with varying subject matter such as floral bouquets, roaming landscapes and figurative works. More recently, inspired by the steady erosion of women’s rights, Deb has found her voice in creating compelling narratives with her art that combine feminist beauty and strength. Over the past 15 years, while honing her skills as an artist she has also been an active member of the East Mason Beautification Committee, beautifying street scapes with trees, plants and flowers. She is a member of Wisconsin Visual Artists and meets regularly with other Green Bay artists. Website: herpressedflowers.com

Paige Nordstrom is a mixed-media artist based in Green Bay, Wisconsin. She holds a Fine Arts degree from the University of Wisconsin–Green Bay, where she now teaches art courses. As her artistic journey has evolved, she has explored a wide range of mediums and techniques, but painting has always remained her true passion. By combining her love of nature, painting, and collage, she has developed a whimsical and distinct style all her own. Mixed-media art challenges her to take bold artistic risks and embrace creative freedom. Collaging, in particular, allows her to remain versatile in her approach. Her work incorporates a variety of materials, including acrylic paint, colored pencil, oil pastel, fabric, textured paper, and even jewelry. Website: https://www.paigenordstromart.com/ Facebook: Paige Nordstrom Art

Karen Eckberg is a ceramicist in Northeastern Wisconsin. She makes functional ware and sculptural pieces. She enjoys creating small batches of items and experimenting with mixed media like metals and floss. Owl Arts began by doing some commission work, including dinnerware sets and custom items, and loves facilitating hand building workshops for all ages. http://www.owlarts920.org/ Facebook, TikTok, Instagram @OwlArts920

Dan Wieske Custom Wood Kitchenware & Functional Art Growing up in a household of professional chefs, Dan’s early life was filled with the creative clatter of spoons, spatulas, pots, and pans. Shape, color, and natural design elements have always been part of his world. After serving in the military, he began as an apprentice carpenter in Montana, later becoming a custom mold maker before branching into related industries. His passion for craftsmanship found its true outlet in functional, custom kitchenware with an artistic flair—pieces that are as beautiful as they are useful. Dan’s designs are inspired by nature’s flowing shapes, tactile surfaces, and subtle colors, as well as geometric influences like quilting patterns and mosaic tile work. With an eye for detail and the influence of his wife Karen, an art educator of over 30 years, Dan’s creations combine contrasting woods and refined design elements to produce functional showpieces for the home or business.

Faye is a Wisconsin artist whose work bursts with whimsy, vibrant color, and joyful storytelling. While she has painted portraits, still life, and landscapes, it was when her whimsical vision took over that she found her true artistic voice. Her watercolor paintings are loose and free-flowing, layered with color and brought to life with illustrated ink details that create a striking focal point. In her collage and mixed media pieces, she blends torn papers, vintage ephemera, and layers of paint—sometimes starting with a focal image, other times letting the story emerge organically. Faye’s goal is simple yet powerful: to create art that makes people smile and sparks happy, positive memories. Watercolor & Mixed Media | Wisconsin Facebook: Faye Willems Artwork Instagram: @faze1954

Janna Zimmerman is a Wisconsin native, who grew up in a family of stitchers—naturally leading to her love of all things fabric. As an accomplished quilter, she blends traditional quilt making with contemporary techniques and vibrant color, creating a modern, graphic style perfect for today’s homes and workspaces. Her stitched creations go far beyond quilts, offering a variety of fabric art pieces designed to be used and enjoyed in everyday life. Inspired by the world around her, Janna’s work is as functional as it is beautiful. From her Green Bay home studio, aptly named *We Quilt!*, Janna also teaches and designs patterns, sharing her skills and passion with others. Modern Quilting & Fabric Art | Green Bay, WI

Chris Pichotta is an abstract painter, sculptor, and chef whose creativity spans multiple mediums. Born in Forest Lake, Minnesota, he studied art at the University of West Florida before moving to Atlanta to deepen his connection to the art world and advance his culinary career. Today, he calls Wisconsin home, returning to be closer to family. In his paintings, Chris explores the richness of texture and the dynamic interplay of color. His sculptures focus on form and how it interacts with space and light—inviting viewers to experience his work from multiple perspectives. Abstract Painting & Sculpture | Wisconsin Instagram: @paintchrisp3

Heather Peterman is a self-taught artist whose work bursts with color, whimsy, and joy. Each piece reflects her vibrant spirit, inviting viewers to smile, feel uplifted, and let their own souls sparkle. Her art is more than what meets the eye—it’s a celebration of “good energy,” offering a holistic experience that brings balance, positivity, and a touch of lighthearted sanity to everyday life. With every brushstroke, Heather inspires warmth, connection, and a reminder to embrace joy wherever we find it. Facebook: @Heather Peterman Instagram: @heatherpetermangoodenergyart

Toni Bergeon - a storyteller at heart, uses fabric, thread, color, and texture to create quilts that reflect both joy and imagination. Traveling and photography are constant sources of inspiration—every journey sparks new quilt ideas, and every quilt recalls places once explored. Her fiber art is marked by attention to detail, bold use of color, and a love of depth and dimension. With endless techniques at her disposal—hand-painting, dyeing, beading, monoprinting, free-motion quilting, and more—she transforms imagination into tangible works of art. Artist-in-Residence experiences and over 25 years with the fiber art group Women Who Run with Scissors have shaped her journey, offering connection, adventure, and creative growth. As both an exhibitor and teacher, she finds joy in sharing her art and learning from others along the way. From representational to abstract, each piece tells a story and invites us all to pause, reflect, and play.

Miwako “Binky” Heverly's pottery captures a sense of understated beauty, appreciation of nature, and joy of the moment—all rooted in traditional Japanese aesthetics. Each piece holds a peaceful, nostalgic quality, shaped with organic forms, subtle textures, and earthy colors. Her work is not only visually soothing but thoughtfully crafted for daily use. With careful attention to functionality and the tactile feel of each piece, Miwako ensures her creations are as satisfying to hold as they are to admire. Pottery | Traditional Japanese Aesthetics Website: miwaceramics.com Facebook: Miwa Ceramics Heverly Instagram: @miwaceramics

Sue Simoens is an award-winning graphic designer, fine artist, and passionate teacher whose creativity spans many disciplines. While she has explored a wide range of mediums, she finds special joy in ceramics, pastels, and photography. Raised on a dairy farm in Northeast Wisconsin, Sue credits her parents for instilling her with a strong work ethic and a deep love for God, nature, people, and simplicity. After earning her BFA and BAE from UW–Oshkosh, she recently expanded her artistic journey through ceramics at the NWTC Artisan and Business Center. Now retired from her full-time role with the Green Bay Catholic Diocese, Sue is embracing her return to fine art. Her hand-built ceramics are one-of-a-kind explorations of texture, color, and organic materials—pieces that reflect her peaceful, joyful approach to creativity. As a dedicated teacher, Sue loves sharing her passion and helping others discover beauty in the everyday. Ceramics, Pastels & Photography | Northeast Wisconsin

Kendra Smale is a 2D artist whose work reflects a deep appreciation for the natural world—everything petalled, branched, feathered, or furry. Working primarily in water-based paints with subtle touches of mixed media collage, her art captures fleeting moments in nature through a lens of gratitude and wonder. Originally from Massachusetts, Kendra now calls northeast Wisconsin home, where she balances her role as a Creative Director with her passion for painting. Her pieces offer a quiet escape—an invitation to slow down, look more closely, and connect with the beauty that surrounds us. Water-Based Paint & Mixed Media- Northeast Wisconsin Instagram: @smalekendra Gallery: Woodwalk Gallery

Karen Lewis is a multi-media artist whose award-winning portraits and oil paintings capture the beauty of people, nature, and the world around us. More recently, she has expanded her artistic voice into pottery, where she incorporates the same organic shapes and flowing forms that inspire her paintings. As both an artist and a teacher, Karen shares her passion through oil painting classes in Green Bay. Her work often focuses on the subtle nuances that make faces, flowers, and ocean waves so unique and unforgettable. Multi-Media Artist | Green Bay, WI Website: karenlewisportraitartist.com Facebook: Karen Lewis Portrait Artist

Earth Jewelry by Leah Leah Winneshiek is a proud tribal member of the Ho-Chunk Nation, Leah has been creating self-taught jewelry since 1999. What began with sterling silver wire and a love of gemstones has grown into a contemporary jewelry line that blends natural materials, cultural influences, and unique designs. Her collections feature gemstones like turquoise, tiger eye, carnelian, amazonite, labradorite, and more—each piece infused with character and meaning. Leah’s artistry is also deeply connected to her mother, Sybil Sine Winneshiek, a master beadwork artist. Inspired by her mother’s skill and patience, Leah incorporates beadwork, feathers, leather, and even birch bark into her one-of-a-kind creations. Today, Earth Jewelry by Leah travels across Wisconsin, showcasing and sharing this art form with communities. Leah is also a roster artist with the Little Eagle Arts Foundation, continuing to celebrate and uplift Native artistry. Contemporary Jewelry | Ho-Chunk Nation | Wisconsin Dells, WI Etsy: Earth Jewelry by Leah Instagram: @earthjewelrybyleah

Lynn Wakefield For Lynn, art has always been more than a hobby—it’s a source of relaxation, inspiration, and joy. Her creative journey spans photography, pet portraits, sculpture, recycled China doll creations, and playful clay pieces. Her latest series takes a whimsical turn with a delightful flock of chickens—from paper mache hens to quirky chicken bells and imaginative wall-mounted chicken art. Each piece reflects Lynn’s playful spirit, humor, and love for experimenting with creative materials. Whether you’re charmed by her quirky characters or intrigued by her craftsmanship, Lynn’s art invites you to smile, explore, and connect. Come meet Lynn at the barn this September and discover her joyful creations! Mixed Media & Whimsical Sculpture | Wisconsin

40th & Plum Jewelry Studio-Donna Welhoefer The name 40th & Plum is a tribute to Donna’s father, who once described her home in Eagle River as “40 miles from nowhere and plum out in the sticks.” That sense of place, along with her lifelong love of nature, continues to inspire her designs. Donna’s passion for stones began as a child, combing the shores of Lake Superior with her family in search of agates. In 2012, she took her first sterling silver jewelry class at the Peninsula School of Art in Door County and was immediately captivated. Since then, she’s honed her craft through classes, workshops, and countless hours at the bench. Her work reflects an appreciation for organic forms and flowing designs, with each handmade piece carrying the subtle beauty of imperfection—a testament to both nature and the artist’s hand. Sterling Silver Jewelry | Eagle River, WI Website: donnawelhoeferjewelry.com Instagram: @40thandplum

KristAn’s Coleman's work is an exploration of the Midwest, weaving vibrant colors, playful textures, and light into collages and watercolor paintings that reflect her love of nature and life’s unique paths. Her creative journey began after the passing of her father in 2020, when she was inspired to capture his humor, kindness, and devotion to the natural world through art. Starting with acrylics and later embracing watercolor, KristAn found a medium that allows her to blend vibrancy with sensitivity. Now retired, she creates full-time in her Green Bay studio alongside her husband, David, and their two spirited Scotties, Molly and McGreedy. A member of the Wisconsin Watercolor Society and Collage Artists of America, KristAn’s work has already earned recognition, including a Merit Award at Art on the Island in Fond du Lac. Watercolor & Collage Artist | Green Bay, WI Website: artbykristancoleman.com Facebook: Art by KristAn | Instagram: @Kristan.Coleman

Nancy Pierce Photography Nancy is an award-winning photographer celebrated for her ability to capture the hidden beauty within both the natural and built environment. A self-taught artist, she has developed a unique visual language that transforms familiar landscapes, structures, and organic forms into extraordinary works of art. With a keen eye for light and detail, Nancy explores how light interacts with her subjects, creating intricate abstractions and elevating the ordinary into something profound. Her photographs invite viewers to pause, reflect, and see the world in a new way—revealing the fleeting moments and subtle complexities that often go unnoticed. Her work has been exhibited in galleries and public installations, earning recognition for its ability to evoke wonder and spark connection.

Naomi Moes, co-founder and organizer of Fine Art & Antiques at the Barn, is also an accomplished sculptor whose work bridges ancient symbolism with modern storytelling. A self-taught sculptor, Naomi creates with instinct, intention, and emotional depth. Her work expresses transformation through tactile, powerful forms. Horses, women, and mythological figures often emerge in her sculptures, embodying resilience, complexity, and the shared human experience. Naomi’s journey began with drawing and painting before she discovered her love of sculpture. Starting with paper mâché, she later expanded into resin, bronze, ceramics, and mixed media—constantly experimenting to match material with meaning. Her work has been recognized across juried exhibitions, earning Best of Show at Wisconsin Women in the Arts, along with numerous honors from Arti Gras, Art Street, and the Neville Public Museum. She has also studied under sculptors including Keith Carter, Bren Sibilsky, Kevin Chambers, and Eric Thorsen, further honing her mastery of anatomy, casting, and concept. You probably have seen her work in the Art Alley in De Pere, Botanical Gardens, and most recently at the Urban Forest Walkway. Sculpture | Bronze, Ceramics & Mixed Media Facebook: Naomi Moes Instagram: @naomimoesjenkins Website: https://www.naomimoesarts.com/

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