Steve Hanks prints:

 Do you believe in faeries?

I (David) began to collect these framed and matted prints of attractive females in fantasy roles since attending a local Sci/Fi Fantasy convention called Orycon each year.  They have an art show each year, and that is my favorite part. When Tia and I got met on-line in 1998, she saw this web site and saw how I was drawn to lots of faeries and things of Irish heritage.  She could clearly see I was Pagan and didn't even know it yet.  Most Pagans I knew were heavy into the Goth scene, witch is cool enough in it's own right, but mixing fantasy and ones spirituality seems a bit peculiar, and that did not sit well with me.  Now I do realize that the fae do exist, and feel at home with my Pagan spirituality.

Not that a person who likes faeries has to be Pagan, but there does seem to be a common thread here.  It is much like those people who find themselves collecting things that look like elephants or frogs.  Perhaps they are feeling a connection with their spirit guides or 'familiar' as it were.  As opposed to the idea that 30 different artistic recreations of roosters are soo dang cute.  Heck, I thought my attraction to these faeries was just the fact that they were often hot looking women? <LOL>

I do know that it is a turn on to see strong and assertive women, like we often see in science fiction stories, be it comic books to movies or novels. I would like to think I do well to encourage Tia to be assertive and decisive, even when it may not be to my favor.

To read more about real Paganism or how we met on-line and have a profound Soulmate connection; go to http://ladytia.com/ .  Also we attended a large Faerieworld Festival here in the North-West, where a couple thousand faerie fans and artists came together to camp out at Hornings Hide-away.  We took a lot of photos and display them at: http://dmr-gutters.com/dar/FW1.html

These fantasy art prints are from artists from all over the world.  Click on these small images below to get a look at the whole picture, and save them off to your PC if you like.  The names of the artist will link to their web site, if they have one.

Beauty of a New Age

The Seas Daughter

Fairy Mischief

Winged Goddess

The Flower Bride

Inspiration
size: 6" x 10"

Contemplation

Air of Magic

The Rune Mage

Divine Enchantment

Seduction of Steel

Woodland Parade

Where Dragons Fly

Serifina

titled: Deadly Beauty

titled: Aphrodite

titled: Lilith

Patricia Davis

She is from California.  It came with a nice gold color frame (not shown here).  She has taken a new direction in her art work. She now does mainly outer-space planetary scenes.

titled: New-comers
size: 20" x 24"
Acrylics on canvas
by Patricia Davis

titled: Griffin's Cross
matted photo
size: 11" x 13"

titled: Maia
Spirit of the Waters"
size: 11" x 17"
matted litho

Ruth Thompson
http://www.tarnishedimages.com/
 A close friend of Nene Thomas above

titled:
Ember - The Fire Spirit
size: 11" x 17"
matted litho

titled: The Priestess
size: 11" x 25"
matted litho

titled: Arcana the Shaman
size: 12" x 27"
matted litho

titled: The Druid
size: 11" x 25"
matted litho

James Wappel

http://www.wyrdhaven.com/