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Today was the annual Festival of Steam at Chatham Dockyard, where there are always a lot of Steampunk cosplayers, amongst other things.

 

I ran into my favourite Faerie girl from last year - the lovely Lydia Rose - and thought that this was a fun treatment to try, as an upgrade from last years effort - see here flic.kr/p/TXnrVT

A good man is hard to find.

 

Part of my Modern Faerie Series

Part of the Modern Faerie Series

This is a little collection of my Mums beautiful hand made one off faerie sculptures....I just had to slip them in. I did a craft stall with her at 'the 3 wishes faerie fest' last year. I just love them, they are amazing pieces of art and with beautiful spirits.

(another late photo update, i'm trawling through my photo album still!)

Remains of an ancient Faerie Star, entrance to the enchanted forest.

Model is Kylie www.modelmayhem.com/477178

clothing designed by Lady Moon Designs www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5524457

Location- Queen Victoria Gardens, Perth

Love fantasy themes! This is from yesterday's Faery themed shoot.

 

Model Shoshana

MUA Isabelle

 

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Easter morning, April 2014.

Here is a small (12" diameter) bathing area for faeries at the Davidson-Arabia Mountain Nature Preserve. One year after a hollow tree dies (to allow enough time for morning), faeries dig out the inside of the stump, leaving a stout wall but extending the hollow opening to an appropriate number of inches below the ground. They plant moss on the outside wall, and wait for rain to fill the pool. It will then make a fine place to cavort, and the moss provide a soft area on which to lounge and dry their wings

Robin Burke Liva of Middletown thrilled other Museum visitors today! It's not every day you get to see a beautiful faerie!

Faerie themed photoshoot.

Another one of the many Faeries that were running loose at Estrella Mountain Regional Park last weekend.

 

Thanks to all of them for allowing me to photograph them. If you see your photo in here and would like a copy, just send me your e-mail address and I will e-mail back what I have.

Trying to get back into portraiture, I did a photo shoot for a friend and had some luck shooting this young lady.

View On Black

 

Whatever faerie mommy was saying, the wee fae were certainly listening intently!

 

Spoutwood Farm Faerie Festival

 

My first explore capture - May 5, 2008 :)

To bad I didn't capture any of the denizens of this realm.

Dunstaffnage Castle

Connel, Oban PA37 1PU, United Kingdom

Larry MacDougall kindly gave me permission to use his beautiful Absinthe Faerie

Another shot of Allt Coir' a' Mhadaidh, with Sgurr an Fheadain in the background, with the waterpipe gully in the centre.

Dunstaffnage Castle

Connel, Oban PA37 1PU, United Kingdom

Charles' Creature Cabinet's Botanical Faeries **semi translucent & Glow-in-the-Dark** resin colors, Coming Soon!

 

~Isilmë 11cm in "Ipheion uniflorum Blue" resin

~Fidelia 11cm in "Freesia White" resin

~Fuuga 11cm in "Helleborus orientalis Pink" resin

 

Handmade mohair wigs & flower faerie dresses by Marie's Wee Dolly Wears.

 

Handmade Sakura Hat by MuJa's Fairy Fragilities

 

Photo & Ball-Jointed Dolls Copyright ©2009-2017 Charles Grimberg-Stephan I Charles' Creature Cabinet I All Rights Reserved.

"Faerie Guard"

"The faeries that live at merridale orchard are quiet and peaceful.

 

They are notable to defend themselves and rely on the sentry who lives in this gatekeepers house, to warn them when danger is near.

 

And Scrumpy is his name."

 

Seeing these incredible miniatures, brought back some wonderful childhood memories of a place we called Faerie land.

It was a beautiful wooded garden belonging to a neighbour across from our family cottage. There, we gathered well water in glass milk jugs, but not before we ran with the faeries. Zig zaging through the magical trees, chasing each other to the rivers edge where the giant old wooden water wheel cascaded and soaked us in mist.

 

Those milk jugs were heavy and cold and the journey home seemed endless, but we couldn't wait to return...to the wonder of it all.

 

“The world is full of magic things, patiently waiting for our senses to grow sharper.”

― W.B. Yeats

FLOWERS SLIDESHOW

My wife were growing these in a pot and after a rain recently they really popped up. Don't know what they are, but they seem very magical.

REALLY LARGE

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renaissance festival, plantersville, tx

This plushie I made on commission, but the design is my own, based on this picture from my blog:

elbooga.blogspot.com/2010/07/flower-faerie.html

 

The eyes were a bit of a challenge as I haven't made them like this before, but I think they turned out ok.

I felt a bit of chill as I wait for the Night Faeries toarrive in the open field of the Enchanted Forest. Thelittle glittery stars and big bright moon cast light intothe misty open field. The Night Faeries live in abig cave and have daily house tasks. They help each other in cleaning, decorating, sewing, and other crafts. They stay inside the cave to avoid sunlight because the Sun's heat burns their light pale skin.During the quiet, misty, dark night of the Enchanted Forest, the Night Faeries come out in-groups, Like a big black shadow spreading over the sky into the open field.The Night Fairies enjoy the dancing, singing, playing, giggling, and circlingaround as they fly. At the same time, they enjoy ahandful of fruit, nuts, vegetables, and bugs in theopen field. As I am writing down my observations of the

Night Faeries in my diary, I accidentally dropped my little

Flashlight. The light struck the eyes of one of the

Night Fairies called Sheekoo. This is how I came about

Creating my posture of Sheekoo as she tried to cover

The flashlight from hitting her eyes.

 

This plushie I made on commission, but the design is my own, based on this picture from my blog:

elbooga.blogspot.com/2010/07/flower-faerie.html

 

The eyes were a bit of a challenge as I haven't made them like this before, but I think they turned out ok.

See The Prince of centraxis - Psychedelic Water - centraxis.blogspot.com/2010/04/glass-onions-psychedelic-w... - for more (BE AWARE - this link leads to implicate & xplicit concepts & images!)

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