San Diego Comic Con Art Show at Home
Welcome back to the last SDCC ArtShowAtHome post for Kat Hardy, aka Stained Glass Butterfly! This is another selection of limited edition fantasy art prints available. These are all signed and numbered to runs of 50. These 11″ x 14″ matted prints are priced at $25, which includes shipping to the domestic U.S., (contact me for other shipping options)-- so hit me up with a message either here or on my FB page, https://www.facebook.com/StainedGlassButterfly/ or email me at [email protected]
The Tortoise and the Hare. A whimsical reinterpretation of the folk story. Signed limited edition print, matted to 11″ x 14″. Watercolor.
Mouse Shepard. Inspired by Bouguereau’s pastoral scenes, Mouse Shepard features a little fairy herding her little flock of field mice. Limited edition print, 11″ x 14″, acrylic.
Mourning Cloak. A fairy archer stalks the woods, her wings her namesake. Who is she hunting? Limited edition print, 11″ x 14″, oils.
Little Crow Girl. A Native fairy child among her totem animals. 11″ x 14″ Limited edition print. Colored pencil.
Obsidian, Onyx and Jet. A study of deepest blues and blacks. A dark night fairy with some creatures of the night. 11″ x 14″ limited edition print. Oils
Iris. A fairy hiding in her namesake flowers. 11″ x 14″ matted, signed limited edition print. Colored pencil.
Centaur’s Waterfall. Inspired by the Garfield Park Conservatory in Chicago, this centaur surveys her private waterfall garden. Signed limited edition print. 11″ x 14″ Oils.
Patchwork Wings. I’ve been experimenting with text and images recently. Some pieces have poems embedded into the artwork. This one reads:
They told her she couldn’t, would never, and no
And tore her dreams to shreds,
and stomped them to the ground.Â
So she gathered the shards
Lovingly in her arms,Â
And with a thread of hope from her own heart,
She stitched them back together.
And with a leap of faith,
She soared on her patchwork wings of dreams,
And rose above them all.
Signed, numbered 11″ x 14″ print, Colored pencil.
The Woods Witch. A misunderstood fairy. She seems dark and mysterious, maybe even evil-- but she’s not bad, just misunderstood. Her poem reads:
Frogs and salamanders were drawn to her,Â
As she is draw to the deep, soft, shadowy places of the forest.
Or the way fungi was drawn to the felled trees.
What did it matter if others couldn’t understand?
“Come, Ebonshaft”, she called to her sable-cloaked companion.
The raven came, as drawn to her as the frogs and fungi.
The sunlight dappled the ground.
She had learned long ago her love of the quiet, dark places of the forest
her need for quiet, her affinity for the animals and creatures of the dark, damp places,
would brand her as strange, fearsome, some thing otherworldly, a beingÂ
whose relationship with the woods would be misunderstood.
Signed, numbered, limited edition print. 11″ x 14″ pencil
Winter Centaurs. A study in black and white. A pair of pinto centaurs burst out of a snow-covered forest. Signed, numbered limited edition print. 11″ x 14″, pencil
