4 Artists Showcasing Fairies
These four artists offer fairy art in four different ways. Given their unique life experiences and artistic journeys, we’d expect nothing less! From enchanting and playful to dark and gothic, we’re taking a look at how four different creators showcase these magical pixies.
With such mesmerizing appearances, intriguing powers, and fantastical energy, fairies have been a subject in art aging back to the Victorian era. Thanks to their delicate wings and special charm, it’s no wonder that artists are incorporating these flying fantasies in their creations. While we see these captivating beauties represented in children’s shows, mythical storybooks, and wicked fables, artists are finding other ways to include it in their work. Some creators take inspiration from the well-loved, lighthearted side, while others showcase fairies in a different direction.
From pop surreal maidens to young adventurers, the work from these artists can bring eclectic mystery, endearing wonder, and more types of vibes. Whether you prefer surreal digital art or imaginative paintings, keep scrolling to find a new favorite artist.
1. Amy Brown
Pacific Northwest-based artist Amy Brown’s creations feature watercolors, drawings, and mixed media art of mythical creatures in playful settings. Depicting fairies in mostly outdoor scenes, she showcases the ways they connect with trees, animals, and other natural elements. Often including other otherworldly beings interacting with the fairies, such as dragons, she brings a charming energy to each portrayal.
From enchanted journeys on a horse to sitting in a cup of cinnamon autumn comfort, we think her artwork can be a lovely way to add a delightful dose of magic to your space.
Click here for more fairy artwork from Amy Brown, and to see her other artwork available on iCanvas.
2. Jasmine Becket-Griffith
Based in Long Beach, California, Jasmine Becket-Griffith’s paintings feature intriguing maidens with fantasy elements. Putting a pop surreal spin on her fairy subjects, she showcases them with large, glossy eyes and pairs them with creatures and glowing objects. Often placing them with one of the four elements, a mythological theme, or even with nature, she gives each of them a unique story.
From a bumble bee dragonling to a cotton candy colored unicorn, we think her artwork can be a nice way to bring a touch of eye-catching imagination to your space.
3. Charlotte Bird
Northern Ireland-based artist Charlotte Bird’s digital creations feature enchanting scenes of adventure. Often including young fairies in her art, she showcases her subjects on explorations with animals, playing around the house, and peacefully dreaming. By giving each of her scenes a sense of childlike imagination, she pulls us into the joy of young dreamers.
From a moonlit pumpkin carriage procession to a birthday party with a sweet squirrel, we think her artwork can be a delightful way to bring a sense of endearing wonder to your space.
4. Myka Jelina
Based in Missouri, Myka Jelina’s paintings feature a mix of eclectic beauties. Honing in on a dark fantasy depiction of fairies, she brings her subjects to life with tattoos, bold lipstick colors, and oftentimes gothic fashion. Typically involving them in hobbies or magical activities, she brings a sense of charm to these otherwise mysterious ladies.
From a gal with a glowing necklace and owl to a musical fairy maiden with a guitar, we think her artwork can be a great way to adorn your space with a touch of fantasy.
Want to see even more winged beauties? Click here to see all fairy art available on iCanvas.
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