Absinthe Fairy Plaque

Absinthe Fairy wood-mounted prints are now available on my Etsy store. They are 8x10 ovals, with saw-tooth hangers, so they are ready-to-hang. They are varnished with glossy finish and stained dark on the back. They also have spacers on the bottom corners so they hang nice and look like they float off the wall.





Excuse me for the "censored" image, I wanted to avoid flagging it mature.

Absinthe Fairy

I'm back to do some more fairy art - with a twist. This one's not so innocent like most of my other fairy illustrations. What fun!



My step-by-step:

Fairy Watercolor "Mending"

I thought of my mother as I did this illustration. She is an amazing embroiderer and quilter, and can mend any state of wear. She also loves the color yellow.

Prints available at ravengirl.imagekind.com

Fairy Watercolor "Drifting"

The light was a subtle reminder that she was moving into the unknown. What lay ahead was a complete mystery. Though she was moving at an alarming rate, she didn't seem to mind. She liked it. The darkness beckoned her to continue. It soothed her mind. Drifting allowed her to think as she had never done before. For the first time, there was nothing to confine her thoughts.

She didn't know what she would face when daylight pierced the morning sky. Being on her own hadn't really sunk in. She was still too excited to acknowledge that she was alone. That would come later, along with the hardships. For now, she was content to dream.

I asked my long lost friend, Angela, to write a little story to accompany the illustration. Thanks, Angela! I'm glad we found each other again!

I started a sketch for last week's Illustration Friday theme, but didn't make it. I was so enchanted by it that I had to finish it anyways. I have prints available on Etsy and ImageKind.

Rose Garden Fairy Paper Ornament

I finally found some time to finish the Rose Garden Fairy ornament. It is currently available on etsy.

Get it at ravengirl.etsy.com.

Rose Garden Fairy

This illustration is a mix media piece - watercolor and PhotoShop. I'm having a lot of fun creating it. The watercolor parts are all done separately and it all comes together in PhotoShop. Lots of blur filters to achieve the depth of field effect.

Prints available at my Etsy store:


Here's the illustration available as a journal at my CafePress store:



More prints are available at my Imagekind store.