Amelia Jane Murray’s Fae Langour
From the early 1820s until 1829, young Manx artist Amelia Jane Murray (1800–1896) rather obsessively painted fairies—smartly dressed and not overly active tiny creatures, that is, who reclined on feathers and stems and leaves as if they were chaise longues.
Floral Fox Art – The Botanical Paintings of Amy Rose
Lilacs were not supposed to bloom in July, that was a simple botanical fact, at least it had been until now. Girls in the...
Beneath the Witch’s Hat
Photography by Alassie
It’s as essential—as elementary really—to the vintage witch as a broom or flowing skirts. No, even more so. Much more than pointy...
The Bee Goddesses of Stephanie Law
They are ethereal. Supple and airy, with an almost Erté-like fluidity and grace. But the goddesses that Stephanie Law paints also have an earthy...
Stitch Witchery From Notforgotten Farm
Featured Image: Model: Eva Marini @hane.iro (self-portraits)
We’ve been charmed for a while now by the lovely, old-timey, and definitely witchy needlework of folk artist...
On the Edge of Discovery: The Secret of Fore-Edge Paintings
Have you ever felt the sudden jolt of bliss that accompanies the discovery of a hidden secret? This feeling drives treasure hunters of all...
The Homespun Charm of Guinevere Von Sneeden
All art and photos by Guinevere von Sneeden.
See more at instagram.com/guineverevonsneeden.
Guinevere von Sneeden lives in an enchanted world, an uninterrupted sanctuary of pure...
The Captivating Altered Book Art of Isobelle Ouzman
We all know that books contain hidden, secret worlds, but this takes on a new meaning with Isobelle Ouzman’s Altered Book art.
Open one of...
The Fantastic Worlds of Annie Stegg
We could not help but notice that one of our favorite artists, Annie Stegg, whose work we’ve featured numerous times on these pages as...
How to Pose in Gothic Architecture
Photography by GIORGIA DAPHNE
When you vacation among the cathedrals and ruins of Europe or even spend the night in a stateside Victorian B&B, it...