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JOSEPHINE WALL'S ARTWORK FEATURED ON TELEVISION
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Josephine’s work was featured during the making of a television programme called Homes Under the Hammer.
The programme followed the refurbishment of a property called the Windcliffe Hotel on the Isle of Wight, from the auction purchase to it’s conversion into what has become t… Continue
Posted by putnamwitches on November 6, 2009 at 5:36pm
New Nidlongdir Fairy House Project
Posted by Marianne Mathiasen on October 15, 2009 at 5:17am — 2 Comments
MEET SUE MILLER'S BROTHER PAUL
Posted by putnamwitches on October 9, 2009 at 10:30am
Nidlongdir got the October 2009 Froudian Artist Award
I am so proud my website www.nidlongdir.com has received the October 2009 Froudian Artist Award of the Month.
Have a magic day!
Marianne
Posted by Marianne Mathiasen on September 30, 2009 at 1:58pm
THE JOHNSON GALLERIES - HOWARD DAVID JOHNSON
He has done illustrations for books,… Continue
Posted by putnamwitches on September 16, 2009 at 3:27pm
"WARRIOR QUEEN BOUDICA" BY HOWARD DAVID JOHNSON
Photo Paper Prints
11 x 14'':$17.00
16 x 20'':$22.… Continue
Posted by putnamwitches on September 4, 2009 at 3:30pm
JESSICA GALBRETH WITH A FAN
Here's Jess with a fan of hers at Candle Magic in Baltimore. Both girls are wearing necklaces from the Beautiful Vanities line!
Information found at http://enchanted-art.com/pages/fansandmedia.php
Posted by putnamwitches on August 22, 2009 at 2:47pm
JESSICA GALBRETH'S ARTWORK TATTOOED
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Posted by putnamwitches on August 20, 2009 at 12:19pm
FANS & MEDIA OF JESSICA GALBRETH
Jessica's work is being featured on the walls of the set of a new movie starring Richard Gere and Diane Lane called Nights in Rodanthe! We just received a wonderful letter from the art director stating that Jessica's work is on the walls of a room in the house where the movie is based! We've just seen it and indeed, you can see four of Jessica's large prints in Amanda's room in the opening scene! They are easy to spot!
Update! Jessica's local Toledo newspaper, The Blade, found… Continue
Posted by putnamwitches on August 16, 2009 at 12:30pm
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FEATURED FAIRY ARTIST JOSEPHINE WALL
Fairies are invisible and inaudible like angels. But their magic sparkles in nature. ~Lynn Holland
Of moonbeam, silver white;
His ink is dew from daisies sweet,
His pen a point of light.
~Joyce Kilmer
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Enchanted Fairy Gardenfor small living quarters
by Wendy Kathleen
Even if you dwell in an apartment, have a tiny backyard or porch, you can still invite the magic of the fairies into a miniature garden. All you need is a few tools, a dash of imagination and the enchantment of the fae to bring about a garden brimming with fairy magic.
1.Start with a medium sized potting container. I used one that was 14” wide x 7” deep. Fill the pot nearly to the top with good quality potting soil.
2.Pick out an assortment of small flowers and greens. You will want to go for a wide variety of colors. There are no wrong or right plants for your garden. Pick those that call to you.
3. Start by planting your largest flowers first. When you take the plant out of its container, it is important to gentle break off the bottom half inch of the coiled roots and gentle message them. By doing this you are encouraging the growth of the flower in its new home. You will want to place them near the back so that your eye will be drawn in that direction.
4. Continue adding your flowers and plants, remembering to break off and message the roots. You will want to place your plants as close together as possible to give the impression of a fully grown garden. ***Be sure to leave areas without plants where you will put a road, stream or other items. This will require some planning an imagination on your part.***
Finish by lightly watering your new garden.
5. Now you are ready to add your fairy items. I have decided to place a water fountain in front of my tallest flowers so that it will become the main focal point of the garden.
6. For my road, I add miniature rocks from the fountain to the other end of the pot.
7. I continue adding pieces of garden furniture and accessories into my garden. I make sure that I am spreading them out, so that there is a since of flow and action in my fairy garden.
8. At last I add my fairies into their new enchanted garden home. I place them in positions where it appears that they are in the act of moving or partaking in an activity. You want your fairy garden to appear as if you have just stumbled by accident into their world and caught them in the act of being.
9. You are now ready to place your fairy garden where you can share and enjoy the enchantment. Be sure to water your garden lightly every other day or as needed. Your fairy garden requires light to moderate sunshine. If your garden will be inside, place it near a window that gets good sun exposure.
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