Art by Noadi
Sheryl ‘Noadi’ Westleigh, is a multimedia artist living in the mountains of Western Maine. Her talents encompass sculpture, digital art and traditional media, predominately working in the fantasy genre. It is her sculpture that really stands out however, with a number if very unusual pieces including a Geisha fairy, bonsai Dryads, a Satyr and the fantastic Each Uisge shown above. This demon water horse, also known a Kelpie, has a seaweed mane and tail, and folklore tells how they would drag anyone who strays too close to the water’s edge to their watery deaths.
Filed under Sculpture | Comment (0)Summer Faerie Magazine Out Now
The summer 2007 edition of Faerie Magazine is available now, featuring reviews of this summer’s fairy festivals from around the globe, Neil Gaiman and Charles Vess on Stardust, the Daughters of Elvin, art by Linda Biggs and Jack Shalatain and more!
Filed under Books & Magazines | Comment (0)To Sleep Beneath the Leaves
If you don’t have the climate for sleeping under real trees every night, you may be tempted by this beautiful four-poster bed. Made in metal by Shawn Lovell, it is extremely limited edition and comes with a correspondingly hefty price tag… but we can dream!
Filed under Home & Garden | Comment (0)À la Recherche de Féerie
Jean-baptiste Monge is a French illustrator with a number of lovely faerie books to his name. À la Recherche de Féerie (In Search of Faerie) volume I and II, and the latest Carnet de Croquis sketchbook are crammed full of his endearing little folk. Monge’s style is very Froudian inspired in places, as well as a hint of Will Huygen’s classic ‘Gnomes’, but he makes them his own. There is a fantastic attention to detail, and the animals are as beautifully rendered as his Fées and Lutins.
Filed under Art & Illustration | Comment (0)Faerie 2007
Faerie 2007 is an international imaginary arts exhibition which brings together artists, sculptors and illustrators from all over the world. The show lasts 15 days, from September 22nd to October 7th. There are presentations during that time and artists will be making appearances to sign books. The venue is the Maison de la Culture d’Arlon in Belgium and admission is free!
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