Welcome to Fairy Encounters-fantasy art celestial fairy gothic dragons faerie mermaid wizards magic illustration gallery store o
The Artist-bio inspiration info techniques the artist photo
Contact-email commissions licencing info
All Galleries-imagined worlds fairies wizards dragons magic spellcasters mermaids celestial pagan realism all gall
-imagined worlds fairies wizards dragons magic spellcasters mermaids celestial pagan fantasy art
  Fairies
  Dragons
  Celestial and Pagan
  Water Dwellers
  Magic and Spell Casters
  Imagined Worlds
-
-
-
  Originals
  ACEO Original Art
  Prints - Small
  Prints - Medium
  Prints - Large
  ACEO Prints
  eBay Auctions
-
  Magnets
  Cards
  Bookmarks
  Keychains
  Bags
  Stickers
-
  The Drawing Board
  Sketches
  Tutorials
-

View Your Cart

The Artist

Though most of my pictures are images of fantasy, I'm inspired by many artists in several different areas of art.  Possibly my favorite part of creating a picture is the process of gathering inspiration and reference materials from a variety of sources, as well as the challenge of translating an idea into an actual image.  I view each artwork as a great opportunity to learn something new.

I've created illustrations or licensed images for a variety of uses and products.  My work is featured in the second and third volumes of The New Masters of Fantasy, and my fantasy, pagan, and celestial-themed art can be found at several related sites.  I enjoy drawing and painting colorful, detailed images, though I do occasionally like to draw black and white pictures, most often by combining ink and pencil.  I also like to work with watercolor, colored inks, oils, acrylics, pastels, colored pencil, and photoshop.  For information on commissions, free-lance work, or licensing images, please email me.

For several years I've been creating imaginative images that draw inspiration from fantasy, folklore, celestial, and children's book illustration.  I also find a great deal of inspiration from nature, and the various natural landscapes in my area.  All these sources often result in several ideas which fill my sketchbooks and are eventually made into a completed artwork.