Gramananafae told a story of peoples 'renovating', The faerie youn'uns don't know what 'renovating' is but they imagine the excitement and the "I Love You's"

The Legend of Peoples" is a grand old book read to wide-eyed enchanted wee faeries, as they curl up for the night. They sleepily imagine the Village of Peoples, and hope they'll get to meet a people in their dreams.

Imagine painter's surprise when this arrived on her canvas. Imagine her even bigger surprise when she learned this is on the cover of the "Legend of Peoples"... a bedtime story read to the wee faeries in the Land of Fae.

When the faeries heard of such a thing as a new baby named Evalee, they imagined her winter home in the people realm.

This is what the faerie little 'uns imagine when Gramananafae tells stories of tall building with porches in the Land of Peoples.

As Gramananafae read, "Meanwhile, on Christmas Eve..." the Faerie Little 'uns imagined the magical village in the Land of Peoples.

"Crashed" is not such a bad thing when you are a faerie who has decided to enter the people realm in a way very different from other faeries. She got over the sore butt and brings a crazy amount of magical energy with her.

The lifelong fascination with Tall Shipsbeen a mystery... but this is what the artist knows: In this reality they represent the adventurous spirit. Janet also knows that in other worldly realms amp#65533 the mystical, the heavenly, the Ship...

Wild, Adventurous, Non-conforming, Spiritful, and Wise.

And this is what they insisted I see on adventure in the Washington forest.

It refused leaves and insisted on being appreciated for its golden winter beauty. Watercolour and gold acrylic on yupo paper.

"Much more gold than meets the eye until curiousity gets involved" Watercolor and Acrylics on yupo paper

Percolate. It's good for your creative soul. That's how coffee gets good.

Tea Partying.. who knew' Watercolor on Yup, Acrylics

Tall SHip XVI is from the Tall Ship Series - each painted in different magical parts of the world. This Tall Ship was painted in her home studio in Canada.The artistamp#65533s fascination with tall ships has been a mystery. She has been sketching, do...