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my very first sketch of a faerie
:-) ... i like how she turned out ... her name is zephyr, and she's a diva ...
Faeries invited me to shoot them as they worked in a church to remove old ductwork and make a space for their spring Faerie Faire
Amy thought Jeremiah and I were nuts for thinking it that. 'Course I didn't mean no happy Peter Pan faeries. I meant the strange and sometimes ill-tempered Celtic or western European fae who were prone to kidnapping babies :p ;) But I digress....
Whee Ahh Faerie Kin
LEAF Festival - May 2013
Black Mountain, North Carolina
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In a mystical mossy glen, the faeries dance on coppery boughs...
Dainty and delicate, this copper bracelet is adorned with pretty copper charms. Reminiscent of a mossy, fantastical woodland, six light green glass beads, two butterflies, two dragonflies and a faerie dance along the chain. The beads are painstakingly hand-wrapped in copper wire and the faerie and butterflies are attached using copper jump rings. Two flower links punctuate the chain and the bracelet is finished off with a bright copper lobster clasp.
Richly vibrant in color, this one-of-a-kind bracelet would be perfect for summer, fantasy lovers and anyone who feels like inviting a little magic into their lives :)
Lynn Shields
Warrior In Wings
Challenged with Colon Cancer
this is her class of Special Needs Children, she has not taught them since her diagnosis in September, and misses them greatly. They are students @ Bartlett Elementary
Upload this one last weekend and I decided I didn't like the processing.. . Here is a more natural coloured one.
2011 Florida Renaissance Festival, Deerfield Beach, Fl.
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//milkman's shelf in a Toronto home.
This photo was shot in the Annex, but little doors like this are quite common in old Toronto homes. As kids, we used to hide stuff (notes, smurf figurines, GO juice boxes, laneway mice, etc) in these all the time