You may see more of her work at her website: http://www.toadstoolfarmart.com

Wendy Kathleen: This Southern California artist is best known for her gift with watercolors and her way of capturing the innocence and magical beauty of children.  Her creative mother instilled the love of art in Wendy from early childhood.  Wendy grew up to get degrees in art and currently teaches High School art in addition to her own rapidly growing career.  She shares her life with her husband and son and two dogs.

You may see more of her work at her website: http://www.wendykathleenart.com

Jessica Galbreth: Mythic fantasy artist Jessica Galbreth was born on April 29th, 1974 in Toledo, Ohio.  Today, she makes her home and studio in Waterville, Ohio with her husband Josh and their two children.  Though Jessica did study fine art with a major in painting for three years at the Toledo Museum of Art, she also considers herself largely a self-taught artist. She is perhaps most celebrated for her ability to capture the haunting and often mysterious beauty of goddesses and faeries from mythology. 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.

You may see more of her work at her website: http://www.enchanted-art.com

Kim Turner: Deply inspired by childhood movies, artists and books, Kim has been drawn to painting as a way to try to capture the fantasical being she saw in these early works.    Her work has become increasingly sought after with the publication of the Chrysalis books, Art of Fairy and World of Fairy, and her growing list of licensed products. Born in Canada, Kim has lived in Australia since she was five years old and has been looking for fairies her entire life. She has yet to see one.

You may see more of her work at her website: http://home.austarnet.com.au/moiandkim/

Victoria Griffin: Victoria Griffin was born in 1972 and raised in Oconee County, among the beautiful forests, mountains and foothills of the Golden Corner of South Carolina. Mainly a self-taught artist, Victoria embarked upon her first creative explorations at an early age. Her love of fantasy & folklore have fueled her life-long facination with the paranormal and metaphysical realm. The creatures of Faerie are her Muses and her goal is to offer a glimpse into their world through her images. She uses watercolor, ink, graphite pencil, PrismaColor markers and colored pencils to create her pieces. Her artwork has appeared on the covers of "Aquarius: A Sign of The Times" and the "Circle of Stones Journal". She currently lives near Greenville, South Carolina with her husband Jerold, a fat calico cat and a pack of spoiled little ferrets.

You may see more of her work at her website: http://www.victoriagriffin.com

 Carmen Keys: Working primarily in watercolor, inks, acrylics and colored pencil, this Northern California artist's work has influences from the Art Nouveau, Pre-Raphaelite, and Victorian art movements. In addition to her art, she is also a talented musician and she feels that her art and her music have always brought her closer to the God of her faith and hopes it can do the same for those who enjoy it.

You may see more of her work at her website: http://www.carmenkeys.com

Stacy Tippen: A self-taught artist, Stacey spent her formative years living in Europe and the East, gaining inspiration from many sources, including her deep Christian faith. Her greatest influence, however, is found in the artwork of her brother and fellow artist, Bob Giadrosich.   Currently living in Georgia, she is happily married with two children and the proud caretaker of three fuzzy felines.

You may see more of her work at her website: http://http://www.staceytippin.com

Gine Marie: Gina Marie was born in rural Indiana,  and she still resides there today. Her passion for art has been with her throughout her life. She has worked in many mediums, but slowly found her way towards watercolor, her main medium of expression today. Gina Marie lives on a farm, with many animal friends, her two children when they are not attending college, and her husband of over twenty years.

You may see more of her work at her website: http://www.briarmoon.com/

Deborah Grieves: Enchanted by the magical realms of the Fae from a very young age, Deborah embraced fantasy and mythology with a passion that has only grown stronger in the past three decades. Deborah is originally from San Jose, California, but currently lives in the beautiful Southern Oregon Rogue Valley with her Cavalier Spaniel. Deborah is extremely grateful for the touch of the Fae in her life and hopes, by her art, to help spread faerie blessings to all who view it.

You may see more of her work at her website: http://www.cynnaliafantasyart.com/

Sarah Gold: Sarah Gold is a fairy artist who spent her childhood drawing and dreaming. Sarah's parents were art collectors who nurtured Sarah's creativity and encouraged her imagination. Sarah attended a high school for the arts, obtained her BA in Fine Art from Cal Arts, and later gained her MA in psychology. Sarah lives in Los Angeles with her partner, Mark, his son Logan, and various 4-legged friends. She has a love of animals and all things magickal.

You may see more of her work at her website:  www.moonflowerdesigns.com

Nedda Shishegar:  Nedda Shishegar is a fantasy artist from Southern California. Fantasy hasalways been her biggest influence, so that is why it is common theme seen inher artwork. The mediums she uses include watercolors, graphite pencils,inks, markers, pastels and acrylic paints.She pulls her inspirations from all of her surroundings including nature,family, friends, her favorite musical artists, children’s books and fairytales, and of course her talented fellow artist friends.

You may see more of her work at her website http://www.faerieprints.com

Deanna Davoli:  Deanna has been living and breathing art since she was child. She grew up in a very small town and had the pleasure of roaming through fields and forests most of her childhood. This is where she says her imagination went wild. She love nature and anything fantastical, as it gives her a sense of spirtuality. She tries to express that emotion in her artwork. "I respect & love nature very much & everytime I am close to it, it brings me one step closer to something other-worldly."  She has been actively painting for about 16 years and taught art to elementary and middle school students for 4 years. 

 You may see more of her work at her website: www.ambient-arts.com

Mary Layton: Found as a wee babe wandering through the undergrowth dressed in an elaborately arranged collection of leaves, flowers, and feathers, Mary was raised in a small town in North Carolina.  She's lived in NC, SC, and GA, but finds her favourite place to be is the UK, where her husband (who thinks she's a bit strange, but loves her just the same) is originally from.  Unfortunately, he prefers the states, so Mary is stuck there for the time being.  She consoles herself with water colour paints, coloured pencils, pen and ink, and her Wacom tablet creating creatures she'd like to be, or at least be friends with.  She has a worrying addiction to Second Life and her husband expects to come home one day to find her chair gently rocking as if recently vacated and Mary waving at him from inside the computer screen.

You may see more of her work at her website: http://www.marylayton.net

Misty Benson: Misty lives, breathes, and conjures her Morbidly Adorable Creations into being from Gossamerfaery's Attic in curiouser and curiouser Idaho. She paints and sculpts dreamy big-eyed faeries and delightful Day of the Dead skeletons. Her dark and delicious little minions have made their way into homes around the world. They have been published and licensed with the unabashed intent of causing sweet mischief wherever they go. Life leaves Misty and her Creations feeling a little haunted but always enchanted. Theirs is a place where beauty borders on strange and the strange is beautiful.

You may see more of her work at her website: http://www.mistybenson.com