Faith Perrino-DuBois has been an art rebel since the age
of seven when a bloody hand gave away the use of the scissors she was expressly
forbidden to take for making a carrot doll. Raised in a family of
creatives, she was exposed to a gamut of artistic endeavors including needle
and yarn work, music, beading, poetry and puppeteering as well as paper arts
and a rather disappointing stint in wood engraving. She credits her
mother, her sisters and artist Meta Strick as inspirations and mentors.
It
is Faith's passionate belief that everyone has creative ability and connecting
to it is one of life's greatest joys. It is her goal to share this idea with
the world one person at a time. She currently feeds her soul with art
journaling, collage and upcycled jewelry, for which she received national
recognition in the magazine Cloth, Paper, Scissors. Faith lives in
Swanton, VT with her musician husband, daredevil son and two lively black labs.
Examples of Faith's art
