MIXED MEDIA ARTIST
jewelry / printmaking / digital illustration and surface design / murals
INTRODUCING the
MINI PRINT VENDING MACHINE!
I recently purchased a mini print vending machine! This tiny print shop is a fun novelty and a way to get my artwork out into the world. This summer it lived at the Penobscot Marine Museum for a while, dispensing various sardine illustrations. The next series featured five Belfast, Maine themed designs that highlight some of the things I love best about where I live. Yo Mamma’s, a wonderful shop in downtown Belfast, hosted the machine for the month of October.
I have wallet-sized (2.5” x 3.5”) prints made locally, stock them in little folders inside the vending machine, and when four quarters are inserted above one of the cranks, one of the prints in the series pops out at random.
Next up you’ll be able to find the little vender at The Jolly Good Pop-up holiday market December 4 + 5 in Belfast!
UPCOMING SHOWS
My earrings will be included in the Ticonic Gallery’s holiday show, MADE: Maine Makers Market organized by Waterville Creates. MADE is a curated seasonal marketplace that highlights the artistry and craftsmanship of Maine makers, offering visitors a unique selection of locally handmade goods.
Ticonic Gallery, 93 Main Street, Waterville
Dates: November 5, 2026 – January 25, 2027 (closed Tuesdays and Federal Holidays)
The WOW! Collective is hosting our first ever holiday market in Belfast this year! On December 4th + 5th you can find us along with other makers at The Jolly Good Pop-up! We will be selling more of our Big Jim and sardine t-shirts and tea towels, along with a new design. I will have an Ashley Alice Studio table there as well with my earrings, pins, prints, and the mini print vending machine.
105 High Street, Belfast
Dates: December 4 from 4pm-7pm and December 5 from 6am-3pm
WOW! Collective
I am also part of the WOW! Collective with three of my dear friends. We paint murals and scheme up other creative projects together. You may have seen our most recent project on Route 1 in Searsport on the lawn of the Penobscot Marine Museum— Big Jim! He’s an iconic 40 foot tall sardine fisherman cutout that we repainted to restore him to his former glory. Big Jim will be returned to his home at Bold Coast Seafood in Prospect Harbor this fall.
