Evidence of Fairies
Stumbled across on Flickr, this fantastic offering from Charmfoundry, American artist Kate Phillips. Evidence of Fairies is a little assemblage of a Fairy crown and tiny skull, apparently found under an Oak tree in Scotland. Very convincing!
Filed under Sculpture | Comment (1)Footwear Fit For Faery Feet
American artist Lucy Arnold creates miniature shoes and boots that would appeal to the most discerning of Faery footwear enthusiasts. Inspired by the natural world, the shoes are sculpted from polymer clay and painted to resemble everything from delicate flowers to butterfly wings, mermaid fins and peacock feathers.
Filed under Sculpture | Comment (0)The Art of Kris Hamrick
Kris Hamrick is a one-of-a-kind doll artist from America. After formal training in 2d illustration and advertising Kris took up sculpting and has since gone on to be an award winning doll artist. Her gorgeous dolls are available as one off pieces or limited edition resins, and Kris also accepts commissions.
Filed under Sculpture | Comments (2)Far Far Away
From Wales comes self taught sculptor Sara Rhys who makes utterly charming little Faerie Folk. Each semi-poseable doll is unique, with hand sculpted face, hands and feet and a hand stitched outfit. Every one has their own distinct character and I wouldn’t be surprised if they arrived with more than a little Faerie magic!
Filed under Sculpture | Comment (0)Wild Woods Studios Fairy Doors
These whimsical one of a kind fairy doors are hand crafted using natural materials and found objects by artist Jeanne Gripp of Wild Woods Studios. Each door is unique and designed to reflect the personality of the door’s resident, be they a sparkly pink princess or a mystical fortune teller, with many more unusual ideas as well. The doors are available to buy via eBay and Etsy.
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