Faerie World (WINGED FAERIES ONLY!) 2 per 24 hrs
Featured Work
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Fairys by moonlight by CherrieB
As the other grey scale images went down so well here’s one of thw fairy images i’ve been working on
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Fairy Captured by Lynette K.
This is my first photomanipulation I have done in years. I figured I would go with something simple. Brushes: hair, wings, flowers, photo texture. (my own private collection) Woman I was inspired a bit by the Cottington Fairies. I may explore that bit more in my manip’s if I decide to do more. Featured in: / Faerie World: April 2009
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Tea Faerie by WinonaCookie
Have you ever been strolling through your garden, early in the morning, and come across a piping hot cup of tea nestled among the vines you forgot to prune back last spring? No? Well, tea faeries ARE rather rare, it’s true, but I’ve captured a likeness of this one so you will know what to look for. Teablossom Terpsichore (genus Faerie Terpsichoreus, commonly known as the Dancing Faerie) graces my garden from time to time, usually accompanied by her Toasty Butteredflies. I often find her soaking her little slippered feet in a cup of Earl Grey and wearing her adorable little teacup hat. Out of politeness, I avoid nibbling her buttery friends, but they do make me awfully hungry for breakfast. / Teablossom does a lovely little dance while I thoughtfully sip my first cup of the morning. Keep an eye out Teablossom because a Tea Faerie dance is a great way to start your day. She WILL swipe your teaspoons, though… This original artwork and story are copyright Ramona Szczerba 2008. Copyright to this material is in no way transferable with the sale of this item. The buyer is not entitled to any reproduction rights – neither image nor story can be reproduced without my express written permission. Thanks!
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Regret by FaerySola
A simple pic with very minimal Photoshop work, the shot just grabbed me :)
Recent Work
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fitztown fairys by morgansartworld
fitztown fairys from fitztown world a painting by morgan fitzsimons / watercolor on fabriano 8×11
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Berry Balloon by WinonaCookie
This collage depicts the kitty fairies Nosh and Nibble in their Strawberry Balloon with cherry ballast. To read more about them, see “Snack Fairy”. This original artwork and story are copyright Ramona Szczerba 2009. Copyright to this material is in no way transferable with the sale of this item. The buyer is not entitled to any reproduction rights – neither image nor story can be reproduced without my express written permission. Thanks!
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Snack Fairy by WinonaCookie
I make no claim to a green thumb. My thumbs are typically far too covered in Neutral pH Adhesive, acrylic paint and glitter to ascertain what their actual color might be. Nonetheless, last summer I decided to take a stab at Planting Some Things, and among the things I planted were tomatoes. Or tomato, I should say, because after a summer of watering, pruning, and fretting over caterpillars, my scraggly little plant produced exactly one (1) admittedly fetching little tomato. In spite of myself, I was excited. I decided to let the little fella ripen for one more day before he met his destiny in a lovely caprese salad. Apparently, my Golden Retriever had other plans, and I tore out the door just in time to find her gobbling down my beautiful tomato, a big slobbery, tomato-y grin on her goofy face. / Heartbroken doesn’t begin to describe it. Never again, I vowed. It would be strictly farmer’s market produce for me. But of course I caved and planted another one this year, and a strawberry plant too. You can bet I situated them well out of the dog’s purview! And once again the plants produced only children, leaving me to estimate the cost of this tomato and strawberry at $60 and $25, respectively. Last week I wandered out to harvest my crops (Ha!) only to find them gone. Gone! Again! I drooped into my wicker chaise to sulk and spied something distinctly unusual out of the corner of my eye. / Clearly the grief was causing me to hallucinate, but it seemed to be…my tomato! It appeared to be hovering, upside down, about 3 feet off the ground, a small blossom and tiny propeller affixed to one side, and tethered underneath in a teacup I had left outside a week ago was this very fairy you see right here. Making use of a mushroom and a slice of buttered toast as ballast, she was clutching a fork in one hand. I could only guess it was as insurance against any would-be dire aeronautical disaster. / In a shy and barely audible voice, she explained that her name was Clover and that she was a Snack Fairy. The small rodent who accompanied her was Tidbit. Having pressed my precious tomato into service as an airship, she could now navigate the neighborhood in search of comestibles, which she was very keen to find as she was always famished. While she was chirping away I spotted my strawberry transporting a pair of diminutive kitties (Nosh and Nibble) in an espresso cup I was sure belonged to my neighbor. I sighed deeply because, really, who is going to argue with a fairy with a fork? She went on to say that because I was so very generous with my tomato (again, HA!), she was putting a special Snack Fairy spell on my garden to show her gratitude. I smiled weakly and went inside for a cold compress and possibly some Advil. Well, I have to say that Clover is a Snack Fairy true to her word, because the next day my tomato plant was positively sagging with fruit, as was my strawberry plant, and they are the tastiest produce I have found. Maybe she will bestow her magic on your garden as well. This original artwork and story are copyright Ramona Szczerba 2009. Copyright to this material is in no way transferable with the sale of this item. The buyer is not entitled to any reproduction rights – neither image nor story can be reproduced without my express written permission. Thanks!
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Frog Princess by Athena Leonti
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Topaz by bosmoore
A faery with attitude! / Mixed media on canvas. / A nieve mixed medai faery.
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One and other by bosmoore
This is about the relationship of our selves and our spirit guides, and the deep and special relationship that exists between us all. / onecountry
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From the poem-collection “The Fairyland”
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Dawn by ChelseaRose
She happily greets a new day in the bush
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Fairy Punk Mother by Lynette K.
There is or will be a challenge through the ALT group for fairytales…I had always wanted to do a fairy god mother sort of piece. Took 3 days to finish…first all the sketchy goodness, then the black outling…lastly the colour. 9×12 / Inks.
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Fairy of the Lake. by Paul Rees-Jones
Super imposed 2 images to create this whimsical piece. I like how the images work together. / /
About This Group
Please read ALL the info BEFORE you join!
This is a group for artists to show of their designs with faeries – and ONLY faeries.
Pixies and Sprites are also welcome – as long as they are winged. Other mythical and magical creatures may be in the design, but the focal point must be a faerie or faeries. It must clearly be a winged fairy – not angel – or it will not be accepted.
Nudity will be considered on a case by case basis, but should be kept to a minimum. If a particular piece is erotic or contains a lot of nudity, there are other groups here for that. Mostly I’m talking a bare butt here. Naked breasts etc, will not be accepted.
Members may post up to two (2) items per 24 hour period – either art or clothing or one of each. Please refrain from uploading the same design in multiple colors, or with small differences. Or multiple pieces from a series that have little difference.
Writing is also welcome at this group, as long as the main subject matter is a faerie or faeries. (fiction only – no promotion)
Thank you-
Kerry
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