Hey Guys!
I have been in internet barren desolation for sometime. You folks may remember me from past projects such as Wendy Where? or The Bleeding Edge.Well I finally decided to have my own personal space on here for my illustrations, art and design work. At the moment it's a work in progress and I'll be slaving over my screen in the coming days/nights.
Apologies for any confusion, I will be having a retospective site put up for Wendy Where? shortly, to be located at myspace.com/wendy_where I will be adding all you darling creatures there too,
if you haven't already found it ;)
Worshipping you, my silent audience,
Jacqueline - Elizabeth.
UPDATE: April 8th 2008
Recently I have been helping a friend in running a new-age/gift shop called "The Cosmic Elf". I have been featured as a resident artist in the store for a few weeks now and have been creating some Fairy Art. I have also been helping contribute to the store's inventory by creating more candles and so forth. I am currently on my first attempt at doll-making (there will be pictures to follow soon). In the interim here are some of my recent works...
Rendering Bubbles by the pool.
This is the first of two very small works I created...
Venturing beyond the Coneflowers
...and this is the second. In both I tried to focus on the location more than the subject so as to create a little window into the fairy world - hence the small sizing of the art.
Lindsey Rose.
This is a special piece I created upon hearing an inspirational account of how a kind musician helped to lift the spirits of a child suffering leukemia by calling her and wearing one of her orange wristbands onstage. The young child is Lindsey Rose and she is depicted as a fairy . In seeing her star perform wearing her orange wristband she transcends her everyday reality becoming the luminous spirt she truly is.
Briar May.
A little fairy whom I once met. In this illustration she is captured unaware whilst enjoying the springtime
Moonlit Meandering.
Depicting more of an angelic style fairy contently wandering the sky inviting company as she wonders why moths fly to the moon.
All the above works were created with;
watercolor, ink and metallic paint on 200gsm art board.
It's okay for any one to use my art under the creative commons agreement - just please include my name somewhere near the picture thanks :)
