 On a warm midsummer day, the young girl enjoys the sun on her face, while her shady hat is filled with the essence of summer times. The straw becomes a cornfield abounding with wild flowers and butterflies, and little scenes of idyllic rural life.Artist Nancy Chien-Eriksen, from Northern California, shows at various Renaissance Festivals in California and in Colorado. She works in watercolor, acrylic, ink, airbrushing, scratchboard, and pastel, influenced by her early studies in Italy. She also teaches Italian with a passion. From childhood Josephine has had a passion for light and colour, fantasy and visual story telling. The life of a painter was clearly her destiny! Enchanting and detailed images flow freely from her imagination in an endless cascade of ideas. Website: http://www.josephinewall.com
May 2008
|  The Phoenix is a creature who transforms mythically into the most beautiful, free bird only through trial by fire. It rises from the ashes more beautiful than before. This ancient beast inspires all of us who become deeper and more understanding through the challenging events of our experiences as spiritual beings. Artist Nancy Chien-Eriksen, from Northern California, shows at various Renaissance Festivals in California and in Colorado. She works in watercolor, acrylic, ink, airbrushing, scratchboard, and pastel, influenced by her early studies in Italy. She also teaches Italian with a passion. Website: http://www.nancyart.com
April 2008
|  “Magnetic Springs Spirits” depicts an actual location in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. This spring was visited by the native americans for its healing properties. Over the years, the waters have lost their vitality. This painting is about summoning the ancient spirits to bring back the purity and powers of the springs. Cynthia Ré Robbins lives in Eureka Springs and paints the magical environment of this unique town. Website: http://www.art4spirit.com
March 2008
|  Melissa Harris holds an MFA and BFA in Painting and was awarded a Fulbright grant to study painting in Paris. CREATRIX is her company featuring her artwork and messages on notecards, prints, and other gift items. She teaches workshops throughout the US and at her studio. Melissa is much sought after for her “spirit essence portraits” combining what she sees in a psychic reading into a healing painting. Website: http://www.melissaharris.com/
February 2008
|  Christine Glade is a multi-disciplinary conceptual artist. Entirely self-taught, Glade uses a variety of media: photography, original digital art, video, found objects, assemblage - whatever the message demands - in an attempt to engage the individual, often unexpectedly, in public and private venues. While her creative focus leans toward life’s smaller overlookable details, broader themes including god, technology and racism often find their voices in her both her imagery and prose. Website: http://www.christineglade.com/images.html
January 2008
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 Look to the heavens and into the wonders of the world above—the Trapped Magic™ of the cosmos that is steeped in legend and lore.
Tom Cross’artwork is in a realm where science and art meet and mix. With its roots in ecology and folklore, Cross says his work is wildlife or nature art that has gone “just a bit awry.” He combines ecological fact and fable with whimsical images and fuses traditional and unconventional techniques to convey the visions, dreams and realities of a world environmentally right with itself. Website: http://www.tomcross-artist.com
December 2007
|  Soaring high above the clouds, a girl rides the Pegasus Unicorn, her hair flowing in the breeze created by the gentle beating of his wings. Together they follow the rainbow of hope as it leads them into a future of peace and love for all.
Bio: The art of painting to me is more than a career; it is an all-consuming obsession and a love of colour and form. In fact, if I am away from my easel for too long, I become restless and anxious to paint again. My paintings, though mainly fantasies, are based on close observation and sketching from nature Website: http://www.josephinewall.com
November 2007
|  Based on her fascination with art, dance, nature, mysticism and psychology, the paintings of Willow Arlenea reflect an intensity, spirituality and love of indigenous cultures combined with brilliant tones and fluidity of movement.
Email: willow@designsbywillow.comWebsite: http://www.designsbywillow.com
October 2007
|  Based on her fascination with art, dance, nature, mysticism and psychology, the paintings of Willow Arlenea reflect an intensity, spirituality and love of indigenous cultures combined with brilliant tones and fluidity of movement. Email: willow@designsbywillow.comWebsite: http://www.designsbywillow.com
September 2007
|  Leo’s brightest star is Regulus, Latin for “little king,” which describes perfectly this sign’s approach to life. Leos are natural leaders and performers who expect the best from themselves and others. Like the sun, which governs this sign, Leos are warm-hearted, direct, and most comfortable being at the center of things. Luxury and comfort are considered necessities for a Leo, and are shared generously with friends. When their fiery temper is aroused, their “roar” can be deafening, but passes just as quickly with no lingering resentment. Proud and self-confident, Leos are excellent managers and entrepreneurs, and their energy and enthusiasm are a ray of sunshine to all.
Bio: The art of painting to me is more than a career; it is an all-consuming obsession and a love of colour and form. In fact, if I am away from my easel for too long, I become restless and anxious to paint again. My paintings, though mainly fantasies, are based on close observation and sketching from nature.
Website: http://www.josephinewall.com
August 2007
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 The painting of Horus appears in the Animals Divine Tarot (Llewellyn 2005) as the Sun card. This Egyptian deity is imbued in solar energy and assumes his authority as the “great sky god”. When creating this image, Lisa wanted to capture a feeling of dynamism and oneness with the cosmos.
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Lisa Hunt is a watercolorist who has spent years exploring how art can serve as a vehicle for communicating ideas, feelings and imagery contained within the psyche. It is her goal to elicit a sense of wonder--to allow the viewer to reach into something deeper within. Email: LisaHuntArt@aol.comWebsite: http://www.lisahuntart.com
July 2007
|  This month’s cover is a tribute to all the amazingly talented artists who have contributed to Aquarius over the last 15 years. We have been blessed with truly magical images that consistently make a unique statement and great impact. Please visit our online gallery to see all of our past covers and please support the artists that have so lovingly supported us.
June 2007
|  “Dancing Diva” is a watercolor I created as a part of my Women and Nature Series.
The maiden emerges from the flower, back arched, arms stretched toward the cerulean sky. Heart open, born of nature herself, she is poised to receive any and all blessings from the bountiful wisdom of the primordial moon.
Bio Melissa Harris holds an MFA and BFA in Painting and was awarded a Fulbright grant to study painting in Paris. CREATRIX is her company featuring her artwork and messages on notecards, prints, and other gift items. She teaches workshops throughout the US and at her studio. Melissa is much sought after for her “spirit essence portraits” combining what she sees in a psychic reading into a healing painting.
www.melissaharris.com Website: http://www.melissaharris.com
May 2007
|  The art of painting to me is more than a career; it is an all-consuming obsession and a love of colour and form. In fact, if I am away from my easel for too long, I become restless and anxious to paint again. My paintings, though mainly fantasies, are based on close observation and sketching from nature. Website: http://www.josephinewall.com
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 In Greek mythology, Mnemosyne is the goddess of memory and controller of time. This is one of a series of paintings of goddesses and femmes fatal? by Ian Marke. Marke is a British artist currently living and working in the French Alps. Website: http://www.ianmarke.com
March 2006
|  This is an image that I imagine we all hold close to our hearts: One where partners are snuggled together enjoying the majestic beauty of nature together while conjuring up dreams for a lifetime of shared love and joy. It exists as greeting cards, prints, and magnets in the collection of art and gift items for my company CREATRIX. Website: http://www.melissaharris.com
February 2006
|  The angel of darkness offers the vision of the birth of a new world. This dark angel wears a cloak and a veil, but she is no longer hiding behind them. She asks that you nurture this new world like you would a new born baby. Treating others with kindness, gentleness and understanding will lead to forgiveness and unconditional LOVE. It is powerful magic! Email: suz@suzannesart.comWebsite: http://www.suzannesart.com
January 2006
|  The “Wishing Angel” painting was painted with the purpose of showing that the stars are for wonder and wishing. Sue Millers art work is presently popping up every where & being published in fantasy books, covers, magazines covers, post cards, gift slates, prints, cross stitch designs & more. Art is her life and life is her art Website: http://www.suemillerart.com
December 2005
|  “My inspiration comes from lots of sources, and ultimately from the Universe, the “all that is” that we are all a part of. Sometimes I see something someone else has done and take the kernel of the idea and let it change and grow in whatever way it wants to. Sometimes I have a vague idea of an image I´d like to create, and I go from there and let it grow. Generally, I feel that there is an energy, another dimensional “beingness”, if you will, that wants to be express through me and be given a form in this dimension. Sometimes it guides me very specifically as to what form to create and other times it just develops organically over time. At its best my work is a wonderful form of channeling and I feel so honored to be able to do it.
Creating this artwork is an ecstatic experience for me, and I hope that I can use it to help others manifest their dreams as well.” Email: info@nwcreations.comWebsite: http://www.nwcreations.com
November 2005
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 “My inspiration comes from lots of sources, and ultimately from the Universe, the “all that is” that we are all a part of. Sometimes I see something someone else has done and take the kernel of the idea and let it change and grow in whatever way it wants to. Sometimes I have a vague idea of an image I´d like to create, and I go from there and let it grow. Generally, I feel that there is an energy, another dimensional “beingness”, if you will, that wants to be express through me and be given a form in this dimension. Sometimes it guides me very specifically as to what form to create and other times it just develops organically over time. At its best my work is a wonderful form of channeling and I feel so honored to be able to do it.
Creating this artwork is an ecstatic experience for me, and I hope that I can use it to help others manifest their dreams as well.” Email: willow@designsbywillow.comWebsite: http://www.designsbywillow.com
September 2005
|  Cynthia Rudzis is an illustrator and strangely enough, a tattooist who creates from her studio on the shores of the Chesapeake Bay.
August 2005
|  The mystical dreams that were part of all our childhoods are all too quickly lost. We need to reconnect with the fantasy and magic that´s within us. Donna´s artwork helps us relive the wonders that our dreams made so real.
Donna´s work is regularly exhibited in galleries, art shows, and other fine art markets. Commissioned work, book illustration, murals, greeting card designs and now a new line of jewelry are Donna´s primary focus. Much of Donna´s work is ornamented mixed media and many small sculptures of imaginary figures populate her studio and inspire her muse. Email: fairywng@rochester.rr.comWebsite: http://www.fairymagicfantasyart.com
July 2005
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Susan´s mystical artworks explore the hidden potentials of the Dreamer within each one of us. Using all the symbols of our natural world, she attempts to portray the vast array of energies surrounding us, with which we interact daily, to create the rich tapestries of our lives.
Human beings, like the finest gemstones, contain innumerable facets. Each one of these presents a different one of our ´faces´ to the world, and in turn allows us to see things from that particular perspective.
So, Susan invites you. Come dance the dream with her, through the galleries of her work. Recognize hidden/forgotten aspects of your Self in these pictures. Dust off your cobwebs, come and explore the not-so-mundane world we live in. And see life truly through your mystic Dreamer´s eyes.F63 Email: usiemly@iafrica.comWebsite: http://www.soulportraits.com
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 A high priestess stands on a hillside calling forth a host of Ascended Masters and angelic beings. These beings draw near, showering the earth with love and light, lifting up the vibration of the earth and transmuting negativity in the crucible of the violet flame. Dolphins and nature spirits join in the celebration.
Based on her fascination with art, dance, nature, mysticism and psychology, the paintings of Willow Arlenea reflect an intensity, spirituality and love of indigenous cultures combined with brilliant tones and fluidity of movement. When she is not in her studio painting, Willow continues to explore various healing and tranformational methods. Phone: 7708292319 Email: willow@designsbywillow.comWebsite: http://www.designsbywillow.com
April 2005
|  Cynthia Rudzis is an illustrator and strangely enough, a tattooist who creates from her studio on the shores of the Chesapeake Bay.
March 2005
|  Meredith Dillman is fantasy artist and illustrator living in Minnesota. Most of her paintings are created with watercolor. Meredith enjoys painting fairies, woodland creatures and other fantasy and medieval themes and has been drawing such since childhood. She is inspired by Pre-Raphaelite artists, Japanese comics, and turn-of-the-century book illustration as well as contemporary fantasy artists.
Meredith graduated from Minnesota State University with a BFA degree in Illustration. Her graduation project was illustrating Christina Rossetti´s poem Goblin Market. Meredith´s art has been published in role playing games, the book “Watercolor Fairies” and the “Circle of Stones journal” and “Artwanted.com Creative Minds Email: mere@meredithdillman.comWebsite: http://www.meredithdillman.com
February 2005
|  Eliza Hafer has been an artist for most of her life. She received a BA in art as well as anthropology and later pursued Jungian dreamwork and art therapy. Painting intuitively, she conjures up archetypal figures of mysterious power and strength. Eliza lives in Asheville, NC and has sold her paintings nationally in galleries and at art fairs. Website: http://www.elizahafer.com
January 2005
|  Welcome to the fantastic world of Robert Robie. He is a Juried Member of EBSQ doing work in the clayboard medium. Nature is empowered in Robert¹s world where man plays a harmonious role unlike the destructive one he tends to play in our current world. In his artistic world Robert wishes to convey his deep love for everyone, both good and bad, where imagination and knowledge meet and embrace in a visual explosion encrusted with a myriad of influences resulting in an experience one can only describe as a Robie one. Living in California and enjoying its warmth and life has added much to the influence of his art as well. So please relax and enjoy his images with an open mind and heart..
ARTIST STATEMENT: “Beauty, which is what is meant by art, using the word in its widest sense, is, I contend, no mere accident to human life, which people can take or leave as they choose, but a positive necessity of life.”
Phone: 3103086806
December 2004
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 Beth Hansen has been a full-time artist since the spring of 2003, and has been creating drawing and paintings inspired by folktales, mythology, and fantasy literature for 15 years. In the autumn of 2000 Beth studied Flemish/Dutch oil painting techniques in still life and portraiture in the studio of Jeff Hurinenko in St. Paul, Minnesota, which helped fine-tune her already award winning skills as a painter. On December 10 of 2002, she was thrilled to receive 3rd place in the 2D Art Presentation category in the Duirwaigh Gallery Emerging Artist Competition.
Beth's visionary work has been featured in Seventh House Publishing&actue;s “Season's of the Witch” calendar in 2003 and will appear in the 2004 calendar as well. She has also done numerous illustrations for “Tales of the Unanticipated”, a speculative fiction small press publication. In addition to painting her own visions, Beth is currently accepting private commissions that give her more opportunity to explore images of faery and mythology.
ARTIST STATEMENT: “The themes that present themselves in my work are those of transformation and ethereal boundaries. Anthropomorphic characters such as faeries, mermaids, fauns, and dryads cross over into our world, opening up new possibilities of thought and influence. Inspiration comes from my studies into western and eastern mythology and mystical traditions, and time spent in nature.” Website: http://www.wyrdhaven.com
November 2004
|  The Heart of the World, by Ruth Sanderson is from her book The Enchanted Wood, whose works have been exhibited at The Norman Rockwell Museum, The Society of Illustrators, and the Delaware Museum of Art, among others. Sanderson believes “that fairy tales can nourish the heart of the growing child, plantingseeds of hope and the courage to face future trials...” Website: http://www.ruthsanderson.com
September 2004
|  Patricia is a self taught artist from Colorado. Her medium of choice is acrylic paints, inks and the occasional watercolor. Some of the awards her artwork have received include best of show, people´s choice and many first place ribbons. Website: http://www.trinitypvisions.com
August 2004
|  “My inspiration comes from lots of sources, and ultimately from the Universe, the “all that is” that we are all a part of. Sometimes I see something someone else has done and take the kernel of the idea and let it change and grow in whatever way it wants to. Sometimes I have a vague idea of an image I´d like to create, and I go from there and let it grow. Generally, I feel that there is an energy, another dimensional “beingness”, if you will, that wants to be express through me and be given a form in this dimension. Sometimes it guides me very specifically as to what form to create and other times it just develops organically over time. At its best my work is a wonderful form of channeling and I feel so honored to be able to do it.
Creating this artwork is an ecstatic experience for me, and I hope that I can use it to help others manifest their dreams as well.” Email: info@nwcreations.comWebsite: http://www.nwcreations.com
July 2004
|  “My inspiration comes from lots of sources, and ultimately from the Universe, the “all that is” that we are all a part of. Sometimes I see something someone else has done and take the kernel of the idea and let it change and grow in whatever way it wants to. Sometimes I have a vague idea of an image I´d like to create, and I go from there and let it grow. Generally, I feel that there is an energy, another dimensional “beingness”, if you will, that wants to be express through me and be given a form in this dimension. Sometimes it guides me very specifically as to what form to create and other times it just develops organically over time. At its best my work is a wonderful form of channeling and I feel so honored to be able to do it.
Creating this artwork is an ecstatic experience for me, and I hope that I can use it to help others manifest their dreams as well.” Phone: 6035240296 Email: info@nwcreations.comWebsite: http://www.nwcreations.com
June 2004
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 Fairy artist Linda Biggs left a lucrative advertising career to follow her passion: painting. Influenced by artists Maxfield Parrish and Georgia O´Keefe, as well as her own Cherokee spirituality, she paints fairies as she sees them: sweet, innocent, voluptuous, and sensual. Website: http://www.fairieforest.com
May 2004
|  Abranda began her career in art just a little over a year ago. Introduced to Epilogue.net by a friend, she began submitting her art work and quickly found that there was a demand for her work. After showing at DragonCon in 2002, she began showing her artwork to shows and conventions across the US. She has worked as a Muralist for several companies including franchised McDonalds locations as well as private homes. She has also worked doing T-shirt and logo designs as well as website design. She is very pleased to be making a start in her illustration career but also loves to do traditional fine art.
Abranda is currently attending the University Of Utah and is studying art education. She lives with her wonderfully supportive husband and beautiful three year old daughter in Salt Lake City, UT. She spends her days studying and working as an accounting associate, and her nights with her family, sketching, painting, reading, and playing Candy Land with her 3 year old. Website: http://www.muddvision.com
April 2004
|  Victoria Griffin was born in March of 1972 and raised among the beautiful forests, mountains and foothills of Oconee County, South Carolina. A self-taught artist, Victoria´s love for art began early in childhood. The fantasy and fairytale stories she read during her youth fueled her continued, life-long interest in the paranormal and metaphysical realm. The creatures of folklore and mythology are her Muses and her goal has been to open a window into their world thru her creations. Aside from her passion for art, Victoria is also a published poet and amateur photographer. She and her husband Jerold reside in the upstate area of South Carolina with their dog (Arawn), cat (Bronte) and four ferrets (Taco, Winter, Harley and Mr. Frodo Baggins). Website: http://www.owllightstudios.com
March 2004
|  Rowena is one of the best known names in the world of science-fiction and fantasy illustration. During a career that has spanned over two decades, her paintings have appeared on hundreds of book covers, on calendars, portfolios, trading cards and in magazines such as Playboy and Omni. Books of her own work have included The Fanastic Art of Rowena, Imagine (in France), Imagination (in Germany), and The Art of Rowena. She has also been included in many anthologies, such as, Tomorrow and Beyond and Infinite Worlds. Rowena began her career in New York City where she lived for sixteen years. She presently lives in upsate New York gaining creative inspiration from the beautiful countryside. Website: http://www.rowenaart.com
February 2004
|  For the last eight years, James Browne, has been creating images that catch the eye and touch the heart of viewers of all ages. Taking reality and fantasy and molding them together, he is able to create a world of its own, where the imagination soars. Inspired by artists such as Rackham, Mucha, Parrish & Waterhouse, he continues to create from his mind´s eye. Website: http://www.jamesbrowne.net
January 2004
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 This painting is selected from a series of thirteen life-sized paintings which are assembled in a circle to form a three dimensional “Temple of the Goddess.” The images follow the Goddess through the seasons in a continuous mural. Phone: 7709340592 Email: heathercramer@mindspring.com
December 2003
|  “I believe it is the task of the artist to endeavor to see the world as it actually is, not merely as it appears to us through the distorting veil of our very limited sensory apparatus. This is an audacious conceit, for crude, material beings such as ourselves have considerable difficulty apprehending the poetry of which the world is made, and can only find a fleeting inuition of the invisible magic that has made so much universe from nothing.” Website: http://www.jonathonart.com
November 2003
|  This visionary artist and Reiki healer offers a line of wearable art, posters, notecards, and gifts depicting angels, fairies, nature and cats. She will also produce art on commission. Website: http://www.lightdoveart.co.uk
October 2003
|  Cover Art “Tribe of the Moon” was contributed courtesy of Maia Christianne Nartoomid and Spirit Heart Sanctuary. Maia combines her ability to perceive and channel realities and beings within the subtle spiritual worlds with her skills as a digital artist to produce images encoded with highly energetic symbols, archetypes and color combinations. These images have been reported to affect the psyche and DNA of an individual profoundly, helping them to integrate with their higher-dimensional beingness in a most easeful and graceful manner.
Maia: “I embarked upon my spiritual path in 1953 at the age of four years, when I began my astral journeys into a desert mountain where I was instructed by human-like beings and shown “machines” that looked almost identical to 21st century computers. In my 17th year of life, I re-established conscious communications with the wonderful beings who had guided me as a child. This led me into many realms, but I realized them all to be of the One Spirit Heart. My ability to “translate” from the akashic record of the planet opened the door for my written work, which I have pursued for over 35 years. I have since become a digital artist and am now able to bring the visions and faces from these realms into my art. I work with people both in word and image, to aid them in self-discovery.” Phone: 5054241052 Website: http://www.spiritmythos.org
September 2003
|  Andrew Annenberg, who started to draw at the age of 7, is acclaimed as one of today´s formost visionary artists and known for his ´magic-realist/surrealist´ style. Renowned for their meticulous detail, imagination and wit, Andrew´s works - original oils and limited editions - have been collected worldwide.
Egyptian Enigma “Through a civilization whose primary orientation was mystical, whose forms were exquisite, whose culture was unique ... Egyptian Enigma´s inter-dimensionality crosses all borders. Timeless mystery is revealed, gateways to super-consciousness are opened.” Phone: 8088783010 Email: andyart@maui.netWebsite: http://www.andrewa.com
August 2003
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 “Bloom of Radiance” is one of a series life size paintings of 13 women who have celebrated and grown together in our journey with the feminine divine. These paintings are assembled facing in to create a round sacred space - “The Temple of the Goddess.” The images begin in the spring and move through the seasons of the year - bringing with them the wisdom and gifts of the goddess through these women. The imagery flows as one continuous mural.
This painting of Margo Whitcomb greets the season of summer. She is Amaterasu, the Japanese sun goddess who emerges from her dark cave to bring light and laughter back into the world. Phone: 7709340592 Email: heathercramer@mindspring.com
July 2003
|  Steve Cartwright´s artwork has been featured in Creative Loafing, Georgia Journal, Georgia State Review, Appalachian Heritage, Iconoclast, and many more. His art has also appeared in Seeing Through Symbols, a literary anthology published by Chrysalis Books. Website: http://www.angelfire.com/sc2/cartoonsbycartwright
June 2003
|  “At times I hide behind a mask of words, smiles and adornment in fear of rejection from others. But then the voice of my spirit gently reminds me to free myself of judgement and to embrace all that I am with love and acceptance.” Phone: 2568803935 Email: rita@nurturingart.comWebsite: http://www.nurturingart.com
May 2003
|  Out of the mists of time something sacred calls to be remembered. In her paintings containing rich symbolism and opulent detail Claudia Connelly touches that remembrance, drawing the viewer into a realm of dreamlike beauty.
Working intuitively, she draws inspiration from the Old Masters, especially Botticelli and the Pre-Raphaelites. Her images evolve slowly through the medium of oil on linen, canvas or panel.
“Because of the archetypal quality of my paintings and the feeling sense that they convey, I prefer not to describe or limit their meanings. Instead, the viewer should be free to create his or her more personal interpretation.”
Claudia offers originals, fine reproduction giclee prints, posters and Goddess Pocket Art. Visit her website Phone: 8005727941 Website: http://www.claudiaconnelly.com
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 For the last eight years, James Browne, has been creating images that catch the eye and touch the heart of viewers of all ages. Taking reality and fantasy and molding them together, he is able to create a world of its own, where the imagination soars. Inspired by artists such as Rackham, Mucha, Parrish & Waterhouse, he continues to create from his mind´s eye.
´I have a lifetime to paint, with a subject matter that is endless, with one goal in mind, which is to keep the child in all of us. ´ – J.B. Website: http://www.jamesbrowne.net
February 2003
|  An original watercolor by the visionary artist, Francene Hart, creator of the Sacred Geometry Oracle Cards. The painting, prints and more are available through her website. Website: http://www.francenehart.com
January 2003
|  artist, author and designer Tom Cross, is one of the many delightful illustrations for his new calendar, “The Way of the Wizards,” after his book of the same name. Tom is known worldwide for his ability to blend techniques both old and new to create a light-hearted, yet thought-provoking glimpse into the aspects of nature that are so often overlooked its lore, its myth, and its legends. His calendar, books, garden flags and other designer products are available on the web. Website: http://www.tomcross-artist.com
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|  An original watercolor by the visionary artist, Francene Hart, creator of the Sacred Geometry Oracle Cards. The painting, prints and more are available through her website. Website: http://www.francenehart.com
July 2002
|  Anna Goldin combines the mediums of watercolor, pen and ink, and acrylics in her computerized artwork. She also does wildlife, floral and cats on wood and canvas. See and purchase her paintings and prints at Sugarbakers, 12 S. Wall Street, Cartersville, Georgia, 30120. Phone: 7703838877 Email: majikforest@earthlink.net
May 2002
|  Robin Wood, creater of the Robin Wood Tarot, was created on computer, which has been her medium since she became ill with fibromyalgia. Website: http://www.robinwood.com
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 A special world to explore and enjoy. Awaken Visions - a domain of truth and beauty: Visions and words of inspiration, insight and soul awakening. Website: http://www.awakenvisions.com
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|  A special world to explore and enjoy. Awaken Visions - a domain of truth and beauty: Visions and words of inspiration, insight and soul awakening. Website: http://www.awakenvisions.com
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