Penny Bois, Connie St. Pierre and Paulette Sagutch at the NEMI Artisan Centre.
Ruth Heiser in Sheguiandah.
Graphic designer Fiona and photographer Ted Smith at their studio in Evansville.
Kathryn Roque, of My Ol鈥橞lues in Gore Bay is a self-taught artist and apparel designer.
Gail Andrews, of Evansville displays some of her art work.
Shirley Hoskins, of Meldrum Bay is a self taught painter.
Anita Bunt sits in front of two of her many paintings on display.
Astrid Colton works amidst her beautiful works, large and small
Barry Beaver was at Debajehmujig Storytellers, hosting youth art as well.
Dani Lynn Redgriftat the Manitoulin Welcome Centre.
Debra Lynn Ireland at Turners in Little Current.
Gail Meehan of North Channel Gallery on Hwy 540
Gigi Dequanne, Luci Mainville, Christie Mason, Maria Galek and Jackie Batman at the Sheguiandah Centennial Museum.
Glenna Treasure, from Pottery to Treasure, amidst her beautiful pieces. She was happy with the steady stream of visitors.
Heather Galea, of Modest Makings, the little shop displaying her work at her home
 Ingrid Splettstoesser Sweet Hollow Haven.
Jola Klim displays her pottery at the NEMI Public Library.
 Kate Thompson鈥檚 sign had people doing the opposite - Do not touch, is what people saw, though they did so much want to touch her stiched designs
Leonard Beam of Pinecone Studio in M鈥機higeeng.
Linda Couchy and her stained glass creations.
 Linda Jack was one of the Group of Eight at the Curling Club in Mindemoya
Lonely Bay Pottery where Gertha Griffiths holds up one of potter Jane Cheng鈥檚 bowls. Neither wanted to be photographed.
Lyndsay Taibossigai with her collection of paintings.
Lynsart Studio-Gallery on 542 in Mindemoya. Linda Williamson on left, and Ellen Lewis displayed their work in a bright, beautiful gallery.
Melanie Hunt displays a bowl with woven accent on the top, created with Jenna Carter.
Monica Haney, stained glass artist, looking cool in her shades, which hide a swollen eye from a bee sting.
Patricia Meehan of North Channel Gallery.
Peter and Anna Barnett, he captures natures beauty with his camera, while she works with fabrics and repurposes old garments into new mitts, hats and memory bears. Northern Creative Studio.
Richard Edwards of Kagawong poses with one of his recent acrylic paintings of Bridal Veil Falls.
Rochelle Neil at Periwinkle Studios.
Sue Cairns, Judy Boyd and Rikki Boyd
Vic Laberge with his famous carved bowls.
Wendy Thorn of Little Current.
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