Anime Fairies and Fantasy Art Faeries

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Sandy Haley was inspired as a young artist by realistic drawings and portraits. Jonathan Taylor Thomas was the subject of her first inspirations. This started when her mother gave her a calendar of him, along with pencil and paper.

Later, when surfing the Internet she came across a faerie drawing and fell in love with fantasy art work and illustrations. Sandy comments, "I was about thirteen and in junior high at the time when I began drawing fantasy art. My art teachers didn't care for my art at the time. Thank goodness I didn't listen!"

Now you have an opportunity to create beautiful fantasy faerie eCards inspired by a style of art called Anime, which Sandy began incorporating into her illustrations in high school. She loves the accented eyes, hair, and body shapes (as you will see in her latest stylized Yousei-San Anime fantasy artwork).

Sandy continues, "I started by mimicking their styles, and eventually I developed my own Anime style. Every now and then, I am inspired by the artwork of others; I'm moved to incorporate what I like into my drawings. I look forward to supporting myself as an artist, like Amy Brown does. This keeps that goal firmly in front of me. I am sure with a little help from my family, friends, and fantasy art enthusiasts this goal is not as far off as it once was."

You can view an assortment of Sandy's Anime fantasy fairy art illustrations at: Yousei-San Anime Fantasy Art or contact her at: youseifae@hotmail.com

		Envy: Fantasy Mermaid Art Envy is daydreaming of being free. She plays with a butterfly, wishing she had wings so she can fly to the sky.
		Forget-Me-Not: Redhead Anime Fairy with the Rose I drew this faerie while I was thinking about my husband when he was on deployment.
		Beauty and the Beast with Anime Dragon This image illustrates the connection between beauty and the untamed world.
		Clockwork Beauty This piece depicts the decay over time of even the most beautiful things. If you look at her dress it is breaking off into cherry blossoms.
		Angel Anime Warrior with Sword This is a revamp of an old drawing. Photoshop brought it alive!
		Undecided: The Anime Angel Wrapped in Ribbons This represents the struggle people have between good and bad as they go through their lives.
		An Anime Faery She is the watcher of the skies
		Keeper of the Stars This blue entity keeps the stars moving in while watching and caring for them.
		Undecided: The Anime Angel Wrapped in Ribbons This represents the struggle people have between good and bad as they go through their lives.
		The Blue Faerie on the Flower This faerie was inspired by my mom and her love of flowers.

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