Artist has painted or otherwise decorated a utility box — in Winchester or elsewhere.
Livi DePeter is a rising junior at Winchester High School with a passion for art and community engagement. She works as a child counselor at Studio on the Common, where she helps inspire young artists. Last summer, she was honored with the opportunity to paint a utility box in Winchester, bringing color and creativity to the town. Livi’s favorite mediums include graphite, charcoal, and digital art.
In my professional career, I've done graphic design work for decades. I've taken many art classes for fun, including oil painting, watercolor, screen printing, portrait, Japanese block printing, ceramics, and others. In college I took a number of art classes for credit, through the School at the Museum of Fine Arts. I most recently took continuing education class at RISD and learned to use ProCreate to draw digital artwork. I've done a number of logos for organizations in Winchester.
49-year-resident of Winchester, Joyce started painting botanical art when she was nearing retirement about ten years ago. Botanical art is a botanically accurate plant portrait with aesthetic sensibilities, and for a few years Joyce was president of the New England Society of Botanical Artists.
A retired technical training developer and manager, Joyce has a degree in journalism and in 2024, she and a group of volunteers started Winchester News (www.WinchesterNews.org), a free non-profit digital newspaper.
