Pamela D. Lloyd (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
pameladlloyd) wrote2008-09-14 12:08 am
pameladlloyd) wrote2008-09-14 12:08 am
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A Faerie Artist
Today, by following various links I came across ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
frantic_mice' journal, which is friends-locked, but has a beautiful image created by artist Michelle Bradshaw (also known as Pixiwillow) on the front page. Intrigued, I searched for and found the Pixiwillow website, which has lots of beautiful images of her mixed media and polymer clay sculpture figurines, which depict various life-sized (as in, 2-4 inches tall) fairies and pixies, and their animal companions, as well as some fairytale-based scenes. All very cool.
asakiyume -- I think you will enjoy this picture: Nighthawk, because of your love for all things corvine.
Updated to add that in the process of poking around on the Froud site, I discovered a link to FaerieRadio.com, which I have been listening too ever since. Lovely music.
frantic_mice' journal, which is friends-locked, but has a beautiful image created by artist Michelle Bradshaw (also known as Pixiwillow) on the front page. Intrigued, I searched for and found the Pixiwillow website, which has lots of beautiful images of her mixed media and polymer clay sculpture figurines, which depict various life-sized (as in, 2-4 inches tall) fairies and pixies, and their animal companions, as well as some fairytale-based scenes. All very cool.asakiyume -- I think you will enjoy this picture: Nighthawk, because of your love for all things corvine.Updated to add that in the process of poking around on the Froud site, I discovered a link to FaerieRadio.com, which I have been listening too ever since. Lovely music.