Jonathon Earl Bowser

Stephanie Law

Johanna Pieterman

Hannah M.G. Shapero

Abby Willowroot

Linda Biggs - Linda Biggs is the artist who created FairieForest.com Watercolors prints and note cards. (They are lithographic reproductions of her fairy paintings.) She is a self-taught painter, and her lifelong medium is watercolor.
She worked in advertising for eight years and in sales and marketing for a multicolor printer for ten years. Perhaps she prefers the dream world to the real world because she’s now happily pursuing her lifelong fantasy of bringing the world of enchanted fairies, mermaids and whimsical creatures to you! If you let your mind wander you will see them too.

Jonathon Earl Bowser - Canadian artist Jonathon Earl Bowser was born in 1962. He began drawing obsessively at age 8, painting at age 18, and graduated (on the President's Honor Roll) from the Alberta College of Art in 1984. His limited-edition prints and collector's plates are now represented by many galleries internationally, and his original paintings are in public and private collections across North America, Europe, and Asia - including the government collections of China and Taiwan. The artist's extensive and informative web-site receives over 1,000,000 visitors a year. Jonathon describes his unique figurative-landscape paintings as Mythic Naturalism - images of the mysterious poetry of which the natural world is made.

Amy Brown - Fantasy art.

Jennie Cooper - The captivating art of Jennie Cooper

Creolemagik - An esoteric mixture of magick from around the world.

Helena Dominic - "Inspiration for my work comes from Art, music and literature, but mostly from the worlds within myself.  The figures that I paint come to me in many different forms. They are beings from elsewhere who wish to be heard in this world and I am their channel for communication. 
    I have long admired the Pre-Raphaelites of 19th century England, and their rebelion against the ugliness of the Industrial Age. I am rebelling against the coldness of the Information Age. 
    Mythology and folklore are an important source for me as well.  Goddesses who represent the strength of the Eternal Feminine remind me of the of the wells of strenth within each of us. 
    I love watercolor.. its flowing, watery, almost intuitive nature. One can control watercolor, yet it retains its own unpredictable nature. Like life, it has a tendency to turn out in a way I don't always plan. I enjoy this about it, however, and enjoy working with the challenge of finding that middle ground between the idiosyncracies of the paint, and my own abilities."

Brenda Ferrimani - I began my artistic work in the 1980's as a graphic designer, operating my own design firm with clients throughout the state of Colorado, where I reside. During this time I also became known in the area for the historic murals I painted with private and public commissions, and for my work as President of the Berthoud Arts and Humanities Alliance, lending my support to other Colorado artists. Preferring a new direction from commercial expression, I have recently begun to devote my talents to subjects with personal meaning, and my artistic work now reflects a passion for inner examination. Dream images have captivated my imagination and provide an unending source of inspiration for my paintings. It is my desire to express the mystery of the psyche's inner world and the power of dreams to impact and change our lives. In the year 2000, I was invited to be the attending artist to the International Conference on the Fantastic in the Arts, held in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, and in 2001 my work was included in the art exhibit, "Dream Odysseys," at the Porter Gallery, UC Santa Cruz, and featured in a presentation at the annual ASD conference. In 2007 my painting "Fall Into Fear" was awarded a Nancy Richter Briezki Dream Art Award, at the IASD's conference at Sonoma University, CA. My articles and artwork are regularly published in Dream Network, and DreamTime magazines. I am certified for professional dream work through the Marin Institute of CA

Brian and Wendy Froud - Throughout the years, Brian Froud has created some of the most respected and highly acknowledged folklore/mythic artwork of out time.  He has won numerous awards, including the ASFA Best Interior Illustration and the Hugo award for Best Original Artwork in 1995.  Through Froud's unique style (by utilizing acrylics, colored pencil, pastels and ink), he has created some of the most well known fantasy images of the Twenty-first Century.  Froud continues to create visual, spiritual and poetic tales that will last many years to come.

Wendy's dolls ands figures are highly sought after and are in many prestigious collections around the world.  She now devotes most of her time to making dolls and figures for exhibition and sale throughout the US and England.  Through her association with The Lynda Guber Organization, a production company based in Los Angeles, Wendy will be developing and producing a variety of new and innovative products, including publishing, feature films, television, and new media under the banner of THE WORLD OF FROUD.

Jessica Galbreth - Herein lies the official fantasy art gallery of artist Jessica Galbreth. Inside you will find fantasy art prints, faery and fantasy gifts, original paintings, notecards, bookmarks, mousepads, and postcards for sale featuring enchanted faery and fairy art, gothic art, mermaid art, goddess art, magickal art, dragon art, unicorn art, Celtic mythology, Arthurian legend, & mystical landscapes.

Neil Geddes-Ward - Pagan and visionary artist. Praised by the likes of Uri Geller, and Lady Olivier Robertson of The Fellowship of Isis, Neil Geddes-Ward draws inspiration from standing stones, dreams, witchcraft, Green Men and more, to paint beautiful images of what is now becoming known as Pagan and Visionary Art.

Molly Harrison - Being forever inspired by mystique and myth, I have somewhat unintentionally chosen the fantasy world of faeries and other mythical beings as my way of embracing the world of art.    I use mainly watercolor and ink as my medium of choice, but I don't like  to be limited.   I have been awe struck by beautiful fantasy masterpieces as far back as I can remember; so I guess  this is where I belong.  People ask why fantasy art?  It's just what I love I guess.  I believe that there is more than meets the eye in just about everything, and that includes our world.  The mystique in history, legends, and fairytales is something that keeps us searching, keeps us growing, and sort of ties us all together. All art is a form of expression, whether it be symbolic or straightforward.  I am definitely an emotive artist which can be good and bad and I'll just leave it at that.   I am still searching my heart and hand for that one masterpiece, and maybe when I'm 90 (if I'm so lucky) I'll find it.  Until then, this is a fantastic journey that I'll endure.
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Deborah Holman - My passion has always been drawing and painting. For many years I have particularly enjoyed using watercolours as I love their transparency and being able to work in thin layers allowing the colours below to show through. Most recently, though, I have been experimenting with coloured pencil and acrylics too. I am fascinated by colours and shapes and their interaction on the page and I like to mix abstraction with realism.

Lisa Hunt - Lisa holds a M.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies with an emphasis on Jungian Psychology/Art & Drawing. Over the years she has illustrated numerous products including collectible gaming cards, book covers, interior book illustrations, magazines, calendars and a co-authored childrens book. In addition to Lisas illustration and writing career, she works as an adjunct instructor in the Media Arts program at The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale. She has taught many diverse subjects including Animal Drawing, Dynamic Anatomy and Scripting and Storyboarding.

Steve Hutton - I've been drawing since I was old enough to hold a pencil, but despite spending my childhood years drawing monsters from Doctor Who (Tom Baker was my hero) I didn't become an official 'illustrator' until I'd finished my first degree back in 1992. Later I achieved a Masters in the same subject. Having certificates to say I could draw didn't make me a better artist and neither did it help much in finding work, but the gift of being able to draw has been a blissful refuge down the years and that alone is worth a stack of certificates. 

The completed fifty-two Wildwood characters have proved to be some of the most challenging (but rewarding) of my career, taking two years to complete, many abandoned drawings and many late nights looking at the clock and knowing I ought to get to bed. Reverence for the natural world lies at the core of Wildwood and is a subject that's always attracted me. I've long thought that this important aspect of witchcraft has been played down by populist films and literature. Witches have been vilified in history and I wanted to give something back.

Mollie Kellogg - Many of my latest paintings are representational, reflecting my interest in mysticism, spirituality and a deeper connection with Nature. I often find myself inspired by the images in poetry and literature, as well as the work of visual artists like Victorian painter, Lawrence Alma-Tadema and Chicano Artist, George Yepes. Perhaps the most exciting aspect of my current direction is that the more I connect with my deepest passions and inner questions, the more my art seems to resonate with others

Stephanie Pui-Mun Law - Stephanie Pui-Mun Law is a freelance artist, whose work consists of fantasy, the otherworld, and the surreal. She has been illustrating since 1996. Stephanie graduated from the University of California at Berkeley in 1998 with a double BA degree in Fine Arts and Computer Science

Ama Menec - a sculptor specializing in ancient Goddesses and endangered British wildlife, many of which are Shamanic icons. The Goddesses are primarily Neolithic and bronze age from around the world including Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Japan and Britain. The animal sculptures include the wolf, raven, buzzard, red kite, moose, frog, adder, horseshoe bat and hare. The sculptures range from small to life sized, for home, altar, garden and grove. Unit 2 Coombe Park, Ashprington, Totnes, Devon, TQ9 7DY, UK.  My studio is open to the public 6 days a week and we welcome visitors in sunny south Devon.

William Max Miller - William Max Miller is a practicing mental health therapist who currently lives and works inMcKeesport, PA. He began painting and drawing when he was ten years old after becoming friends with local PA artist Sarah Bruce Wilson. Miller became enthralled with the possibilities of digital art soon after purchasing his first PC. “At that time, I had a pretty basic image processing program, but even with that I got totally excited with the way images could be quickly distorted, warped, twisted, blended and enhanced. The possibilities were infinite.” Miller uses art to exteriorize the contents of his unconscious and create “talismanic” works, i.e., images that help viewers contact and enter other dimensions. “The biggest inspirations for my work are my dreams, nightmares, and hypnogogic visions. These experiences are portals to other worlds.” Miller’s favorite artists are Bosch, Piranesi, Fuseli, Dali, and H. R. Giger, whose surrealistic nightmare visions exert a major influence on his art.

The Art of Morgaine - I am originally from Yorkshire where the wildness of the moors and dales inspired my early work. After three years spent in the "big sky" country of the United States I moved to Dorset in the summer of 2007. From this base, along with my partner Ledger, I explore many of the ancient sites to be found in the South West. These sites, along with their powerful history, are providing me with much of the inspiration for my more recent paintings. Nature, and my connection to nature, has been and always will be my greatest inspiration.I love to depict the human form at one with nature in all its seasons.

Mickie Mueller - Mickie Mueller has been working as a freelance artist since 1983, a practitioner of earth religion spirituality, and has been a Reiki healing master/teacher in the Usui Shiki Royoho tradition since 2001. She is a member of  Greenwood Circle and M.A.F.I.A. (Missouri Area Fantasy Illustrators Assoc.)    Her award winning artwork has appeared in theSt. Peters Cultural Arts Center, The Garrett Gallery, and The St. Charles Artist Guild. Mickie is a former Vice President of the St. Charles Artist Guild and has served as Chairperson of several shows. 

Mickie’s artwork has appeared in a variety of publications including as the cover art for Witchcraft and Wicca magazine in theUnited Kingdom, Oracle 2000, Spirit Seeker, and Raven’s Call magazine. Her artist website has also received praise from the Wiccan Pagan Times webzine. Mickie resides inMissouri with her husband Dan and three children. In addition she works as a photo lab specialist in the city ofSt. Charles.

Mystic Guides - Mystic Guides is a company of pagan artists and designers whose goal is to produce creative and original products with practical and enlightening qualities.

Carol Ochs - a fine art gallery, filled with fairy folk & enchanted beings in their natural, untamed habitats, painted by watercolor artist Carol Ochs!

Poppy Palin - is a qualified and experienced artist and teacher who uses her trained illustrative skills to enhance her own work and that of others. She has written and illustrated four non-fiction books on her life as a natural psychic, all of which are published by Capall Bann. She combines magical fiction and enchanting artwork in the Wild Spirit Tarot (Llewellyn 2002) and in her "Wild Spirit Trilogy" of novels which begins with The Greening.

Johanna Pieterman - Artwork of all things magical, inspired by the Celts, their myths and art, Arthurian legends, faeries, cats, Egyptian lore, angels, the moon and stars, Avalon, dolphins and many other things and creatures that enchant us.

Sabrina the Ink Witch - Sabrina is a Solitary Witch living and crafting in Pennsylvania, USA. Her pen and ink craftsmanship has been perfected over the last 30 years. Sabrina clings to the "Old style" of dipping her nibbed pen into an Ink Well as her ancestors did so long ago.  The art community considers her a “Purist” and upholding this tradition just mirrors her beliefs and love of the craft.

Susan Seddon-Boulet -  Her early work was clearly more light hearted and simpler in content than later work. Portrayals of medieval figures and fantasy characters, appearing in rainbow bright colors, predominated her early work but evolved into a more complex layering of  the anthropomorphic images of animals, Shamans and Goddesses.   Working primarily in French oil pastels, inks and occasionally pencil, she developed a distinctive personal style characterized by the use of color applied in layers from which dream-like forms emerged. She drew her inspiration from a wide variety of sources: mythology and poetry, Jungian psychology and worldwide spiritual traditions, as well as a deep love of animal and the natural world.  There is a fairy tale quality to her work, a sentimental reacalling of childhood dreams of fairies and castles and magic. Her art exerted and continues to exert a profound influence on the lives that it touches. 

Nene Thomas - Romantic fantasy artist. Nene Currently lives in Oklahoma City with her husband Steven Plagman, who is also her framer and fancy mat cutter. Nene spends her days sketching, researching, painting and playing with her six cats, Shadowfax, Snowmane, Amber, Blackfel, Leilani and Night Shade. She has three sisters and two brothers, all of them artistic and musically talented. She doesn't smoke, drink, swear, or gamble, - but she is horribly addicted to Ice skating, The Sims, and Heroes of Might and Magic. Aw, no one's perfect!

Kim Turner - Kim Turner fairy art

Kris Waldherr - The illustrated books and products of author, illustrator and designer Kris Waldherr are well known to lovers of mythology and goddesses. These tools for mythic living include The Lover's Path Tarot, Sacred Animals, a compendium of animals in world mythology, and The Book of Goddesses, a One Spirit/Book-of-the-Month Club’s Top Ten Most Popular Book of its publication year. The Book of Goddesses was also the inspiration and basis for Goddess, a Narada music CD, several illustrated calendars, and The Goddess Tarot, which has over 200,000 copies in print.
Waldherr’s picture book retelling of the Persephone myth, Persephone and the Pomegranate, was praised by the New York Times Book Review in a full page review for its “quality of myth and magic,” and by Jean Shinoda Bolen, M.D., author of the Goddesses in Everywoman, as “a beautifully done retelling of the major mother-daughter myth.” Her first novel, The Lover's Path, is being published by Harry N. Abrams Books in Fall 2005.

Jane Starr Weils - You've Found A Place Where Fairies, Water Spirits, Medieval Knights And Celtic Deities Roam An Enchanted Landscape. Fantasy Creatures and Magical Beings Touch the Viewer and Speak to the Romantic Soul Within. Welcome to the official online gallery of Fantasy Artist, Jane Starr Weils. Within this gallery you will find an enchanting world of ancient cultures, Myth and Magick. Celtic Peoples, Warriors, Mystics, Fairies, Mermaids, Dragons, and more... will you find within these pages. Inspired though dreams and reawakening memories, Fantasy Artist, Jane Starr Weils, creates an art experience that reaches deep inside to remind us all of our own forgotten magick.

Abby Willowroot - The Grove of the Spiral Goddess, by artist Abby Willowroot, is a site that inspires as well as pleases the eye. From the opening graphics and all through this well developed site the art and the well researched material flows together. This site is a mixture of art, poetry and the Heart of the Goddess. Ms. Willowroot's art draws from the inspiration of the Goddess on each page, as she tells us Her stories, sings us Her songs and shows us Her many faces.