The Pacific Northwest must be home to many fairies. The natural environment is rich to inspire some of the best fairy artists in the business.
While Amy Brown hails from Bellingham, Washington, Nene Thomas got her start when approached by “Wizards of the Coast” found in Renton, Washington. This affiliation lead her to contribute her Nene Thomas fairies to the immensely popular: Magic: The Gathering card game.
Nene then went on to produce: Shadowfist, Galactic Empires, Tempest of the Gods, and Vampire: The Eternal Struggle, among others.
Varied Works of Nene Thomas
Rene has expanded her work from strictly watercolors to digital media. As her ambition has always been to “perfectly capture” the images from her mind’s eye on paper, she continues to exceed with breathtaking pictures, backgrounds, and the delicate, exquisite beauty of her fairies.
The Fairy Foal is particularly imaginative; a brown and white tiny horse who has sprouted fairy wings.
Fairies in art have made their place as the hall of fame for fantasy lovers everywhere. There are very few fantasy comic and game lovers who do not have a fairy print or two, or a ceramic fairy in the home. And Thomas’s fairies are definitely unique.
Her fairy illustrations can still be seen on Magic cards, T-Shirts, coffee mugs, and a host of other fairy collectibles for you and the other fairies in your circle.
You can add Nene Thomas’s fairy collection to your collectibles by visiting www.nenethomas.com.
Here you’ll read more about her biography and can purchase everything from framed, matted prints to fairy key chains.
A fun item featured on her website are the transparent stickers. Check out the spider, or the beautiful fairies and butterflies. Most anything on Thomas’s website would make a great gift. The stickers are perfect to stick inside one of the greeting cards as an extra gift.
If you are one who loves the magic of fairies, then be sure and explore this fine NW artist’s magical creations.
To find an assortment of Fairy Items visit > Nene Thomas Fairies.
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