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DRAGONFLY DINNER FEATURED ARTISTS

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ANN PALICA

A native of Marshfield, Massachusetts, Ann Palica is an award-winning multidisciplinary artist whose work spans illustration, painting, graphic design, stained glass, photography, interior design, and large-scale commissioned installations.

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ALYSSA GRAYE

Alyssa Graye is a local creative art therapist who works closely with the JPH team and is often found at Ferry Hill working with our teen programs. This year, Alyssa is creating the center chandelier for the Dragonfly Dinner, a one-of-a-kind piece inspired by transformation, healing, and hope.

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AMY FRANCIS

Amy Francis is a graphic designer, artist, and creative professional who brings together her love of design, technology, and hands-on creativity. Through her freelance design studio, Amy Francis Design, she creates logos and brand identities, websites, print and digital materials, and other visual pieces that help organizations tell their stories in a thoughtful and distinctive way.

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CHRISTINE DE FRANCEAUX

Christina DeFranceaux is a self-taught artist whose lifelong exploration of form, materials, and creative expression began in childhood. Drawing inspiration from the natural world and her interpretations of the metaphysical, she creates work that reflects her fascination with light, interconnectedness, and the mystery and wonder of life.

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KARRIE GREENE

Karrie Greene is an illustrator, graphic designer, and creative director with 34 years of experience in the industry and a background in fine art. Her work with JPH has been woven into many of the organization’s artistic and community projects, including the illustrated dragon and wolf logos, community event branding, and creative contributions to JPH’s community dinners.

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MISSY BERRESFORD

Missy Berresford is a lifelong art enthusiast whose love of crafting comes from a genuine sense of joy, curiosity, and wonder. There is something almost childlike about the way Missy approaches art. She gets excited about new supplies, loves discovering the perfect little item for a project, and can happily spend time exploring all the possibilities of what can be created. 

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CATHY TEAL

Cathy Teal has loved painting and creating art for as long as she can remember. As a young woman, she considered pursuing a career as an art teacher, but another passion called to her—nursing. She became a registered nurse in 1973 and began her nursing career at New England Medical Center in Boston.

NORTH RIVER ARTS PLEIN AIR PAINTERS

 

Linda M Bornstein

Sue Casey

Judith Cassara

Barbara Chaisson

Joseph Cordeiro

Susan Kerrigan

Cynthia McEachern

Rick Murphy

Adrienne Rowe

Rick Howland Verzone

Marcia Walsh

Tina Watson

Jo Killion Wildes

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