Amie Reavis

A world renowned artist who’s work is often featured in galleries. In the late 80’s Amie was featured as Galleries Rodeo’s, as the Artist of the month, for Teseract and Resurrection. You can find these in the Water Color Collect.

Amie was recently commissioned for the cover art on a fiction fantasy novel titled; The Mark of a Druid, By Rhonda R Carpenter in 2008. This Work is in her Oils Collection titled; Through the Void. As recently as April 2009 Amie’s oils on paper and on canvas were featured in the coming video trailer for the above mentioned novel.

For more information see Amie's Contributor page

Catherine Somerlot

Catherine Somerlot is an artist with a flair for the romantic. This is reflected in her work as a photographer, digital artist, and designer. She is inspired by the beauty and mystery of nature, Art Nouveau, vivid life-like dreams, medieval literature and music, and Celtic myth & legend. Victorian, medieval, and Pre-Raphaelite art sparks something deep within the soul, taking her back to another time and place. This escape from reality feeds her creativity and aids her in her creative process.

For more information see Catherine's Contributor page

Cerri Lee

Cerri Lee is a multi-talented visonary artist who can turn her hand to almost anything creative. She is inspired by nature, and the ancient Pagan myths and legends of many cultures, her beliefs as a modern day Druid as well as those around her.

For more information see Cerri's Contributor page

Dawn Obrecht

I've been painting fantasy art for 3 years. My favorite medium is watercolor. I ink my outlines, use white and metallic gouaches for accents and love to add iridescent medium for sparklies!!

My favorite things to paint are faeries and mermaids. I also like to paint Asian faeries (geisha).

I've won several awards for my art and have been published in 3 books: Enchanted Artists; Visions of Atlantis (2005), Faeries Through the Seasons (2006), and Imagine 2006.

For more information see Dawn's Contributor page.

Esther Remmington

Nature is a strong influence in her work and the faeries and figures she paints are representations of the wild beauty and magic of the natural world. She mainly works using watercolours but has also used acrylics and colour pencil and loves to explore new ideas and techniques. Her artwork has been seen around the internet, featured in FAE magazine, used on a festival flyer, and exhibited at shows/festivals. She is continuing to work on many different projects and commissions.

For more information, see Esther's Contributor page.

Hannah Lee

Since taking up painting in 1999, Hannah’s paintings have reached an international audience, with collectors throughout the world, including Great Britain, Germany, Italy, France, Holland, Russia, Australia, New Zealand, New Guinea, Grand Cayman Islands, Portugal, Spain and the USA. Hannah feels that her painting techniques have changed over the past few years and now has widened her spectrum to include not just cloud formations, but abstract, landscapes and studies of the human form. Her most recent works derive from her interest in the spiritual world and are the product of meditation.

For more information see Hannah's Contributor page

Jodi Whitby

Our natural surroundings are of great inspiration to Jodi along with her keen interest in ancient folklore and of the pagan wheel of life.  One of her loves is to go on walks with her family through the local woods and experience the many faces of the forest as the seasons change.

For more information see Jodi's Contributor page

Justin Russell

I am a freelance illustrator working out of Cincinnati. I use pastels and most traditional media. My concerns as an artist are the dichotomy between light and dark, evil and good and the grey inbetween. I explore these concepts through colour and value. Archetypes and the twisting of them is an ever increasing fascination within my own explorations. Scandinavian mythology and traditions as well as decor and symbolism appear frequently. Celtic motifs also prevail throughout my work. I see fantasy not as fantasy but as a study in the archetypal subconscious and what that means to us as a culture(s).

For more information see Justin's Contributor page

Kate Slade

I have always been fascinated by photography, and in recent years have finally had the chance to start doing it myself.  I have a deep love of the natural world, and in particular the wild places and woodlands of Britain, and have recently begun a long-term project to document as many of these islands' wild places and ancient sites as possible.

Patrick Turner

Artist Pat Turner has enjoyed an artistic career spanning some 25 years. Pat's work finds tremendous inspiration in the deep wells of neo-lithic spiritual belief, mythology, creation myth and historical folklore of many lands. Real-world beliefs turned to other-world fantasies by time. 

For more information see Patrick's Contributor page