July

JulyFaryn Davis, of Fernworks, creates dimensional resin landscapes which blend real specimens and minerals with imagery inspired by the natural world. Based in the mountains of Asheville, NC, she blends small hand painted scenes and found specimens such as real grass, lichen, feathers, gemstones, and ethically sourced bones into dimensional resin artwork. Each piece is hand painted with toothpicks and brushes, layered in epoxy, then polished into

Gold bar studs with rainbow colored cubic zirconia

He lives and works in York

She has been featured in The Washington Post

and features stars

Sarah Moore’s work explores the idea that nature is not a place we go

discovering and publishing incredible things on paper and beyond

This process is often a balance of small gouache sketches made in the field

Through playful rhymes and vibrant illustrations

orange rind

and after just 15 minutes in the oven

Seven months in Maine and the rest mostly in NYC

Sometimes life can be very hectic