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About FairiesFairy (Singular) Fairies (Plural) and Fae (Referring to the species) are modern variations of the old words fai and fay which were introduced to the English language near the early 1400's deriving from the Old French words faie or fee and even earlier from the Vulgar Laten fata. Fata, meaning one of the spinning Fates of either Greek, Roman or Norse mythology. These Fates were thought to oversee the length and eventualities of mortal lives.
Over time mythology changed from referring to a spiritual guide such as a Guardian Angel into a more nature or element specific spirit of protection. Many depictions of Fairies exist ranging in height from less than an inch tall to the height of a small child. The fairies' origin, if known at all, changed by culture. The Banshee (Gaelic for Fairy Woman) was usually told as a ghost or sign of death. The Fae have been seen as mischievous pranksters, fallen angels, devils, elementals, ghosts and all between. They have been named brownie, changelings, drawf, elf, goblin, kobold, leprechaun, and pixie.
| Amy Brown
Born in Bellingham, Washington 1972, Amy Brown has been one of the hottest Fairy artists with fantasy designs found on bookmarks, t-shirts, cards, calendars, buttons, prints, mugs, stickers and now 2 books, The Art of Amy Brown I & II. Like many young artists, Amy was influenced by movies like The Dark Crystal, Labyyrinth and Legend. The works of Arthur Rackham, Brian Foud and Alan Lee inspired Amy's interest in Fairies. Most of Amy Brown's art is water color. Amy now resides in the Pacific Northwest with her family. |
 See the latest piece from Amy Brown! Get it now before this limited edition piece is retired. Only 1000 will be made! |
| Nene Thomas
Born in 1968 and beginning her career in 1994, Nene Thomas is one of the few artists currently watched by Fairy and Fantasy collectors. The characters in her art are known for their elegance and grace. Nene Thomas creates a fantastical surrealism that, for many collectors, draws them into the element. Like many artists Nene has developed a unique style. Her lovely characters and breathtaking scenes will warm the walls and shelves of your home. |
 Have you seen the fairies of Nene Thomas ? |
| Jessica Galbreth
Jessica Galbreth shares the status of Fantasy Artist with her close friends Amy Brown and Nene Thomas. Like them Jessica she paints Fairies, but also very much enjoys painting the goddesses and mythological subjects. While Fairies seem to be the current trend, Jessica also produces art related to symbolism, the Sabbats and the zodiac. |
 Don't overlook Jessica Galbreth's beautiful fairies. |
