| Participants (Click each link to view their personalized fundraising page) |
Mission |
| Nicola Morris |
Paintings, drawings and writings. Every day you’ll receive either a visual piece or a written piece. |
| Rachel Walker Cogbill |
A watercolor about nature each day, or a stage thereof, and comments |
| Jane Wohl |
I will write something every day, usually a poem, but I might venture into short prose pieces. |
| Axie Noyes |
Writing, art, and voice |
| Deborah Sigel |
I’ll be doing a mix of illustration styles from children’s book, to technical, graphic novel, or whatever comes up. |
| Linzy Lyne |
I plan to write a song or part of a song, or talk about writing songs, every day in March and hopefully end up with at least one song and even a tune! |
| Caroline Tavelli-Abar |
Digital Drawings |
| Angela Grace |
I am taking photos of trees that have died, yet still support life. I will add small drawings or thoughtful comments. I may also do some research on how trees survive and why they may die. It sounds like fun, and I am looking forward to sharing it with you. |
| Deena Frankel |
Tiny Little Libraries, Fiber Arts, Paper & Ink |
| Susan Reid |
I will write either a poem or a tune each day. The tunes will initially be sent out in audio format, but sheet music will follow.will send the tune |
| Savanna Winston |
Multi media projects |
| Terry Cleveland |
I will publish either a work of writing or a photograph, or maybe both, each day. |
| R.D. Eno |
To write or complete one poem a day for 31 days, and to make at least one of them funny. |
| Janet Starr |
Functional fiber art |
| Loring Starr |
I’ll be making mobiles, greeting cards (lots of glitter), and perhaps a small booklet about bees, with collected poems and pictures. |
| Suzanne Rexford-Winston |
I intend to make collages and block prints each day during March |
| Darwin Melchiorre |
I am working on a fantasy animated movie/show and I will share 5-15 second sections and the script pages that accompany them, supplemented with other art both related to the project and not. |
| Jan Waterman |
Short written pieces, personal reflections |
| Margaret Blanchard |
I will curate, as well as participate in a collection of stories, poems, drawings and photos. |
| Danielle Chamberlin |
Painting and Poetry |
| Ruth Coppersmith |
Miscellaneous multimedia musings for the merry (I hope) month of March. |
| David Klein |
Colored pencil drawings, cartoons, music, poems |
| Sylvia Fagin |
Multi-Media Collage |
| Susan Bull Riley |
Posting daily work as I go through the process of creating oils and watercolors of the birds, plants, and landscapes around me in East Montpelier |
| Peter Bingham |
My mission is to be reflective, tangential, aware, open, and intelligible |
| Julia Chafets |
A line drawing each day as preparation for a mural to paint on my wall! |
| Sarah Franklin |
31 poems in 31 days –this year my plan is to alternate between writing a new poem and sending you a video reading of an earlier poem. I shall aim to craft both writing and reading as well as time, inspiration and stamina permit. |
| Georgia Landau |
Mixed media drawings |
| Patty Joslyn |
Exphrastic – words that speak to images & images that speak to words |
| Susan Sawyer |
Daily posting images from nature: sketches, works in progress, and finished drawings and paintings in graphite, watercolor, and silverpoint, with comments. |
| Marcy Hale |
I will share a photo every day, mostly of our small backyard sugaring operation. |
| Richard Littauer |
I’m going to write an entry a day, describing a subspecies of bird here in Vermont |
| Lulu Wootton |
A month of daily posts from my home-based Vermont printmaking studio will illustrate works in progress sharing the elements that go into my art. |
| Lucy Morris |
Fun photography of cats and nature, and maybe some poetry 😊 |
| Erica Zimmerman |
A daily glimpse of our farm – through a few unpolished photos and sometimes a snip of a story, I’ll count on the animals to share their beauty. It may get messy – it is March! In a flick of a lamb’s tail, we’ll sneak under the wire, like Frankie here, to see what emerges. |