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They dwell under toadstools in the bottom of the garden, prowl the deepest corners of the forest, and stroll through quiet castle halls. Every image tells its own tale.Ten years later and over 850 paintings under her belt, Amy is still exploring the faery realm and immortalizing its inhabitants. Her art is sometimes whimsical, sometimes humorous, often dark and mysterious.
Being a firm believer that "art has no rules", the expanse of possibilities involved in studying and painting faeries were too fascinating and challenging to ignore. After her very first faery painting sold only 2 days after it had been displayed in the gallery where she worked, Amy decided to delve deeper into the faery realm. Despite unsolicited advice that she should paint in oils or acrylics because "watercolor artists never become successful", Amy found that watercolors had a luminous quality that lent a spark of life to the creatures she painted. Although she spent countless hours doodling as a child, it wasn't until her early twenties that she became serious about her art and began to dabble with watercolors. FANTASY ARTIST, Amy Brown, resides in the Pacific Northwest of America along with various annoying house goblins and garden trolls.
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