This sweet fairy stands in the center of a pastel peach flower, which is a stark contrast to the night time light in the background. Look at the translucency of her wings. Where will they take her next?!
Credits: "The Enchanted Flower" by Mary Baxter St. Clair. Image from Art.com.
A fairy visits with a frog; both appear to be completely at home on the pond. How attentive they are to each other. Oh how fun it would be to listen in to their conversation!
Credits: "Kexy Friend of Fairies" by Ida Outhwaite. Image from Art.com.
Now that we've spied a few fairies, it is natural to ask ~ "But where to they come from?" Below is "Birth of a Water Nymph" by Dale Ziemianski. And what a beautiful sprite she is!
Credit: Image from Art.com.
I purchased at Lisa Victoria's Etsy shop another lovely fairy print. This one is called "Earth Fairy." The description on the back of this illustration reads: "Earth Fairy cradles the fragile world in her arms. Peace doves and lush greenery abound in this nurturing environment."
How very, very lovely.
Artist Lisa Victoria continues to charm me with more whimsical masterpieces. Below is the fairy my sister purchased for my granddaugher, as mentioned in yesterday's post. It's called "The Tooth Fairy," and on the back of the print is the following message: "After a long night of hiding coins under children's pillows, the tooth fairy takes a well deserved nap on her tooth shaped bed." Absolutely charming!
I highly recommend visiting Lisa Victoria's shop at Etsy!
