Anne Ntoko (Anko for short) is a Belgian mixed-media fantasy artist. In addition to her illustration work Anko also creates jewellery and has recently begun selling hand painted children’s clothes. You can buy original art, prints and more from her Etsy store.
To Make it True is the online home of upcoming fantasy artist Elena Albanese. Based in Italy, Elena uses mostly watercolour and pencils to create her dreamy faerie artworks. In addition to the faerie pieces there is a lovely series of paintings based on figures from Celtic mythology.
To Make it True is the online home of upcoming fantasy artist Elena Albanese. Based in Italy, Elena uses mostly watercolour and pencils to create her dreamy faerie artworks. In addition to the faerie pieces there is a lovely series of paintings based on figures from Celtic mythology.
This richly illustrated guide to the world of plant faerie essences profiles 33 common garden herbs, explores their healing lore and uses, and adds eco-friendly growing tips for today’s backyard herbalist.
Marrying ancient faerie wisdom, eco-conscious green magick, and traditional herbalism ‘The Faeries’ Guide’ is a natural yet unique combination in the world of herbals or faerie literature. Author Jamie Wood profiles 33 common herbs and accompanies each with a green growing tip, a recipe for a healing remedy or earth-friendly beauty product, a suggested use in one of four ancient healing traditions (aryurveda, aromatherapy, homeopathy, and Traditional Chinese Medicine), and concludes with a meditation, incantation, or prayer. What truly sets this book apart from other garden variety herbal books is the ‘portrait’ of each herb’s faerie essence, captured in paintings by the popular fantasy artist Lisa Steinke. Illuminating text, luminous images, and creative packaging make The Faeries’ Guide to Green Magick in the Garden an enchanted, and enchanting, offering.
This richly illustrated guide to the world of plant faerie essences profiles 33 common garden herbs, explores their healing lore and uses, and adds eco-friendly growing tips for today’s backyard herbalist.
Marrying ancient faerie wisdom, eco-conscious green magick, and traditional herbalism ‘The Faeries’ Guide’ is a natural yet unique combination in the world of herbals or faerie literature. Author Jamie Wood profiles 33 common herbs and accompanies each with a green growing tip, a recipe for a healing remedy or earth-friendly beauty product, a suggested use in one of four ancient healing traditions (aryurveda, aromatherapy, homeopathy, and Traditional Chinese Medicine), and concludes with a meditation, incantation, or prayer. What truly sets this book apart from other garden variety herbal books is the ‘portrait’ of each herb’s faerie essence, captured in paintings by the popular fantasy artist Lisa Steinke. Illuminating text, luminous images, and creative packaging make The Faeries’ Guide to Green Magick in the Garden an enchanted, and enchanting, offering.
