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I've been working on Holly, she's the faerie of the holly plant. I thought she would be really cute for Christmas. There is a lot of interesting lore about the holly plant, and it has healing properties too! I will be writing more about that when she is all finished. ^_^
The goblet was my Christmas gift from my lovely daughter. We like the stoneware pottery by Barbara Walsh. See more here www.mainepottersmarket.com/mpm.htm
You don't have to search very far or look very long to find beauty in this world.
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Faerie lights always take me back to Diwali and Christmas, when we were children. The entire family would get together once a year and it used to be bonus time for us kids. We were a wild bunch and got into all kinds of mischief, my brother most of all, but Diwali and Christmas are times of good cheer and our parents, more often than not, chose to be leniant and let us have the run of the place.
Faerie lights are about warmth and family. Even if they're strewn carelessly on the bed with the express purpose of photographing them, as these obviously are...
Seen while walking to work from my parking lot in Harrisburg PA, along Seventh Street just south of Reily.
Sweet, pale pink faceted drops of rose quartz are wrapped in sterling silver and drop down beneath small handmade argentium sterling silver hoops. Their petite size makes them easy to wear with just about any outfit and their pastel color makes them the best go-to earrings with a little sparkle.
Posted via email from Charles Englert's Blog
I don't think I've ever drawn a faerie before. Now, for better or for worse, I can't exactly say that anymore. Instead of making this drawing even more awkward by giving her the standard faerie leaf clothing, I decided to MAN THIS UP by making her outfit decidedly more steampunk-y.
To the counter-point of my assumed manliness, I don't think that spelling it "faerie" is helping my case.
Drawn in Photoshop CS3 with a Wacom Bamboo tablet.