What can I say? I'm speechless.
This just in from Gail Lackey, a dark queen who's rallied the ghostly forces to capture what happened after Alice conked her head and fell down the rabbit hole.
*Clapping hands!*
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Have you seen our latest project? On a recent trip through the world of imagination, I stumbled across an old, forgotten graveyard. The sculptures, stones, moss, trees and leaves were alive, whispering the wisdom of ages. I hope the haunting beauty of their message shines through this film. We're working on a coffee table book of the guardians who allowed me to photograph them and the magic places they call home. - Goblin Design
If you enjoy the world where fantasy meets design, you'll love Silas Toball's Goblin District. Check out the original fairy tale 'The Princess and the Star.' - Duirwaigh to Publish Tori Amos 2008 Calendar!
IThe new 2007 Tori Amos charity calendar, benefitting RAINN, is on sale now. We're thrilled to announce the 2008 calendar will be a Duirwaigh project and will be filled entirely with Duirwaigh artists! Ain't that the bee's knees?
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i love this type of work, fun with a dark side, shows a real sense of humour. Amazing work and attention to detail. Inspiring.
Posted by: bex | November 26, 2008 at 04:10 PM
I love it ! Can I have it?
Posted by: Mumsy | October 22, 2008 at 04:30 PM
:::::applause:::::
Gail put together a beautiful piece as usual, yet in her own unusual way :) Love it!
Daydreamer :)
Posted by: Daydreamer :) | October 20, 2008 at 08:24 AM
*gasp* amazing!
Posted by: Cat Mallard | October 17, 2008 at 06:18 PM