“I like the immediacy of painting in the great outdoors. The light and shadows change constantly and you just need to adjust along with the conditions.” Sue Schlabach joined a plein air painting group this past summer. We recently published her landscape paintings that were created while painting outside around Vermont. We asked Sue to […]

We are thrilled to announce that we are working with artist Kristy Rice  Kristy Rice wears many hats: entrepreneur, mama, celebrity invitation designer, stylist – but her first love is watercolor painting.  She began her art career humbly: hiding under the covers with a flashlight as a 6 year old girl who just wanted to […]

Shirley Novak lives and paints in the center of a garden oasis surrounded by the grandeur of snow capped Colorado mountains.

Originally from Washington State, artist Jan Griggs now calls Arizona home. An artist all her life, Jan’s path to becoming an abstract painter started in 2010 after moving to Scottsdale and taking a workshop in New Mexico.

Wild Apple was thrilled to sponsor the VINS En Plein Air Festival last week. For the past couple of years we have been thrilled to sponsor the Vermont Institute of Natural Science En Plein Air Festival here in Vermont. It truly is a beautiful event bringing talented artists to our beautiful back door to paint in the remarkable beauty and diversity of the Ottauquechee River and the Connecticut Watershed.

Michael Mullan is an artist and illustrator living in Vermont. Michael came to Wild Apple from Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) after earning his Masters in Illustration. He worked on staff here at Wild Apple as a designer and artist and grew a wide following for his signature style featuring hand drawn typography […]

Jane is recognized nationally for her amazing talent and we are thrilled to be able to publish her art as in-stock prints and Print on Demand.

As an art publisher it is amazing to get the opportunity to work directly with an artist. Our visit  with Melissa was a good time to get acquainted and see her artistry in action. What I learned is that Melissa doesn’t waste any time in getting started. I turned my back for 5 minutes and she had eight paintings going all at once.

Julia Purinton has worked as a fine artist and muralist from a studio on the north shore of Massachusetts, and more recently from the mountains of Vermont. The woods, gardens and fields of her childhood memories are just as likely to show up in a painting today as the scene from her morning coffee break.