Meet Our Artists

Sue is the owner of Lemonade Art Gallery and the artist behind SueSea Jewelry. Inspired by the beauty of Eastern North Carolina's coast, she creates handcrafted jewelry that reflects the colors, textures, and natural elegance of the sea.

Sue founded Lemonade Art Gallery to celebrate local artists and make original art approachable for everyone. Through two gallery locations, she enjoys connecting visitors with talented makers and helping them discover meaningful pieces for their homes or gifts for someone special.

Whether designing a new piece of jewelry or curating the gallery's latest collection, Sue's passion is supporting creativity, community, and the artists who make Eastern North Carolina such a special place.

 A native North Carolinian, Patrick began painting in watercolor after retiring from a 41-year career in public education. He studied under award-winning artist Carol Mann, former co-owner of The Lemonade Gallery in Washington, NC.

Inspired by the beauty of eastern North Carolina, Patrick paints coastal scenes, still lifes, and wildlife. His award-winning work has been recognized in the Pitt/Greenville Senior Games and is exhibited in galleries across eastern North Carolina, including Lemonade Art Gallery. When he's not painting, Patrick enjoys playing pickleball.

Teresa lives in Wilmington, NC, and is a retired Elementary Visual Arts teacher who graduated from East Carolina School of Art. The Art World has always spoken to Teresa. To see the world visually and experience it through your senses, especially your sight, is beyond words at times. Art can invoke such a passion and immense feelings in the viewer who gazes upon it. It is Teresa's hope that when you look upon her work, you see Beauty, Nature, and the Love that goes into each creation. 

Carol Mann is an award-winning watercolor artist whose work beautifully captures the landscapes, wildlife, and coastal charm of Eastern North Carolina. Known for her expressive use of color and light, her paintings reflect a deep appreciation for the region's natural beauty and the quiet moments that make it unique.

As the former co-owner of Lemonade Art Gallery, Carol has inspired countless artists and collectors throughout the community. She continues to share her passion for watercolor through her artwork and by mentoring fellow artists, helping others develop their skills and confidence.

Carol's paintings are treasured for their warmth, craftsmanship, and timeless connection to the North Carolina coast.

Bill Walker's oil paintings celebrate the history, architecture, and people of Eastern North Carolina. Through rich color and thoughtful detail, his work captures historic buildings, local landmarks, and memorable scenes that preserve the character and heritage of the region.

Inspired by the stories behind the places and people he painted, Bill's artwork offers a glimpse into the past while honoring the communities that continue to shape Eastern North Carolina. His paintings continue to connect collectors with the area's rich history and enduring spirit through their timeless storytelling.

Larry Boyd's photography celebrates the wildlife, landscapes, and waterfront scenes of Eastern North Carolina. Through his lens, he captured the region's natural beauty with remarkable detail, preserving the quiet moments and scenic vistas that make the area so distinctive.

Inspired by the outdoors and the beauty of the North Carolina coast, Larry's work reflects a deep appreciation for nature and the places that define the region. His photographs invite viewers to experience familiar landscapes from a fresh perspective while celebrating the rich character of Eastern North Carolina.

Larry's photography is featured at Lemonade Art Gallery, where his images continue to showcase the beauty and spirit of the place he loved.

 Pat Carlson is a mixed media and fabric artist whose work combines textiles, thread, paint, and other materials to create imaginative, one-of-a-kind pieces. Inspired by color, texture, and the creative possibilities found in everyday materials, she transforms fabric and fiber into expressive works of art.

Working intuitively, Pat allows each piece to develop naturally rather than following a sketch or predetermined design. Her unique approach blends quilting, painting, and fiber art, resulting in richly textured creations that invite viewers to discover something new with every look.

A member of the Pamlico River Quilters Guild, Artragous Quilters, and Arts of the Pamlico, Pat's artwork reflects her passion for creativity and lifelong love of artistic exploration.

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