Holiday 2024
This holiday season we are hosting a local guest artist, Beth Dunfee, who paints miniature pet portraits and other scenes on ornament-sized canvases. She’s created a lovely display of ornaments for sale at the shop and has included her contact information for custom orders. If there’s a dog or cat in your life, get them on canvas and then onto your tree!
For those of you who have visited the shop, you’ll have noticed the wooden horse that’s been tucked into one side of the porch. The artist, Richard Allen, visited us last week to repair our filly’s mouth, in preparation for transportation to her new home. While he was there, he also shored up our wooden moose (who’s on the other side of the porch). Here are some shots of the big sendoff. (More of Richard’s work at Sculpting Steeds: Richard Allen’s Driftwood Art of Midcoast Maine.)
Maine Wicked Goods was chosen as a finalist in the Antique Store category by Best of the Midcoast—what a thrill! See more at https://www.pressherald.com/2024/06/14/the-times-record-best-of-the-midcoast-2024/?eicat=c462a2f5-ff6d-4f46-bb28-78be311eaeba
This summer the National Geographic team stopped by to film part of a segment for the state of Maine. This fall we were able to see the finished product. We were lucky enough to be shown not only in their video clip but also in their online article—a true honor. Here’s a photo of the film’s narrator loving on Phinny. See more at https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/paid-content-the-mystic-side-of-maine-is-found-in-fairies-desert-sands-and-unexpected-boat-tour
