Fairy Art Favorite Artists

Meet And Visit The Artists

Josephine Wall

From childhood Josephine has had a passion for light and colour, fantasy and visual story telling.

The life of a painter was clearly her destiny! Enchanting and detailed images flow freely
from her imagination in an endless cascade of ideas.

Amy Brown

I started painting Faeries in 1992. I'd always been interested in them,
but had never considered them to be a career option, until one day when
I was not quite twenty-one and working in a small art gallery. My boss
asked me to paint something to fill an empty frame that had been sitting around.
I asked her what I should paint and she said "I don't know, paint a Faery or something."
So I did. Three days later, the piece sold. So I painted another. It sold.

Cicely Mary Barker

Cicely was also influenced by the huge popular interest in fairies which
developed from the Victorian enthusiasm for fairy stories and was epitomised by
the immense popularity of J. M. Barrie's Peter Pan in the early part of the 20th
century. Published in 1923, Flower Fairies of the Spring was well received by
a post-industrial, war-weary public who were charmed by her
vision of hope and innocence, which seemed to evoke a less aggressively modern world.

Nena Thomas

I have been drawing and painting for most of my life, but I began my professional
career in 1994 when I was approached by a company called Wizards of the Coast to
contribute work to the popular Collectible Card Game called "Magic: the Gathering."
I worked with WotC for a few years, as well as several other CCG companies, but
eventually I grew tired of working for other people and decided to try doing my own thing.
In particular, I wanted to paint the characters from a story that I had been working on since
high school, and I felt I needed to hone my skills to be able to truly 'capture' them.

Jessica Galbreth

Jessica began her art career in 1999 with a modest web site. Much to her
surprise, the interest in her fantasy and faery art seemed to increase
very quickly once she showcased her art on-line, so she went on to expand
her web site and product line. Now you can find Jessica's work in numerous
formats, from prints to greeting cards to calendars and books to collectible
figurines and ceramics produced by leading manufacturers throughout the world.
Her work is often featured at Spencers Gifts, Hot Topic and at specialty retail
shops throughout the world. With distribution of her art and inspired products
reaching as far as Australia,
the United Kingdom and Japan, Jessica has truly become a world-renown artist.

Mary Baxter St. Clair

Mary Baxter St. Clair is one of the most beloved artists in the world. She paints lovely fairy paintings. Her artwork sets her apart from the rest. She was born in St. Claire Shores, Michigan into a large creative family. As an artist she has been painting since the age of 10. She studied art at the art institute of California. Painting is a specialty of hers. As a vague artist, Many of Mary Baxter St. Clair's award winning paintings hang in art collections in Europe, Japan, Canada and all over the United states. Her paintings are signed and numbered parts of an art series. Because she is such a good artist her artwork is loved by millions around the world. She lives on the beautiful garden island of Kauai. Some say that she has an elfish twinkle in her eyes.