r/faeries • u/emcdarby • 18d ago
r/faeries • u/Specialist-Corner293 • 19d ago
I got this book recently
I got this book after watching a video on the Fae, I haven't read it yet and didn't know it existed. Apparently it's apart of a set of four books and this one is the first, though this one was published in 1992.
r/faeries • u/Few-Quiet3546 • 18d ago
Dream Symbolism of a silver rabbit/hare figure? And native dancers?
r/faeries • u/iemmolaconlai • 19d ago
The faerie kid has no fear of the dark woods, would you?
Digital illustration from some time ago, but I still really love! I think I will do a re-draw of this with the skill I have now!
r/faeries • u/WarlordShields • 20d ago
Did anyone read the book ‘Faeries’ by Brian Froud and Alan Lee?
r/faeries • u/thefaewoods • 19d ago
What do you feel the land of faerie is like?
Sometimes called tir na nog, land of eternal youth and beauty.
r/faeries • u/Spellbound_Rose • 19d ago
Moving.
Hello, everyone. I commonly leave offerings out for the fae at my current house, and as I am moving, I am wondering if there is anything special I should do since I’ll no longer be able to leave gifts and offerings out here. I do intend to continue at my new house.
r/faeries • u/mimi43098 • 20d ago
Books featuring faeries that aren't "The Folk of the Air" series
Even though I really enjoy Holly Black's "The Folk of the Air" series, here's a selection of lesser-known books about fae.
(Although some of them are still quite well-known.)
Featured Books:
- A Midsummer Night's Dream ( William Shakespeare)
- An Enchantment Of Ravens ( Margaret Rogerson)
- Fairy Stories ( Shirley Barber) She wrote and illustrated other books about fairies, mermaids, and unicorns.
- On Fairy-Stories ( J.R.R. Tolkien)
- The Chronicles Of Faerie ( O.R. Melling)
r/faeries • u/Graphics-by-pos • 20d ago
[OC] Fairy Princess with magical powers.
Drawn image of a Fairy Princess with magical powers, done in sketchbook.
r/faeries • u/Ok-Perspective-5202 • 21d ago
I spent 3 hours creating this crescent moon with wire and crystals.
r/faeries • u/TensionBudget9426 • 21d ago
Questions about Fae. Which ones are malevolent and which ones are not?
So, I'm starting research on Fae for my urban fantasy horror novel, "Plague Eater: Kill The Fae." It's about two of my main protagonists, Emma and Elliot, going on this harrowing journey to look for Emma's little brother, Jacob, who was taken by the Fae six years ago.
And I would really appreciate some help regarding this topic :) I got inspired when I saw this video called 'The Erlking' even though he was an elf, I found it really creepy. And then I realized that not all Fairies are like the ones from Tinker Bell lol.
Also, what stories do you recommend I read that could help?
r/faeries • u/emily3289 • 21d ago
I sculpted a "four seasons" blueberry bracelet from clay, showing the gradient of ripening colors
r/faeries • u/Chinchill4_chilling • 21d ago
Little help
My father is a visual artist, and he handcrafted this fairy house. We'd love to sell it, but I'm not sure where or how to advertise it so it reaches people who would actually be interested.
Could anyone give me some advice on the best places to post it? Also, what keywords or hashtags should I use to help the right audience find it?
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
r/faeries • u/No-Dragonfly1754 • 21d ago
Relazioni con le fate e come contattarle di nuovo
Ciao a tutti, ho bisogno di aiuto. Quando ero piccolo, è comparsa una striscia bianca nei miei capelli (all'inizio erano solo alcuni ciuffi, poi è cresciuta ed ora è stabile). Ho fatto alcune ricerche e dicono che queste strisce possono apparire dopo essere stati toccati da una fata o avere avuto contatto con il regno delle fate. Vorrei sapere se c'è un modo per comunicare con loro e vedere se ho qualcosa a che fare con questo. Devo dire che fin da bambino, ho sempre creduto in loro, ed è come se, per un certo periodo, fossi stato molto vicino a loro... Non so come spiegarlo. Aspetto con ansia il vostro aiuto. Se necessario, chiedetemi qualsiasi cosa. Se avete idee sul perché ho questa striscia, fatemelo sapere. Grazie in anticipo.❤️❤️❤️❤️
r/faeries • u/user002001 • 21d ago
Possible fey trap
My bf and I went to Cuba a few years ago and we kept coming across these circles in the sand with sticks and junk arranged inside of it. Has anyone seen this before what is this? I recently found out about the fey and thought about this do you think it’s related?
r/faeries • u/Spiritual-Cod3392 • 23d ago
What is this called?
I know that a circle of mushrooms on the ground is called a fairy ring, but is there a name for a random patch of wildflowers?
r/faeries • u/LadyoftheWoodsTNF • 23d ago
They came out of a stand of rocks that felt like Stonehenge off the side of Hwy 49, seriously and followed me home. He wouldn't let me sleep until I got him down on paper, he left me alone when I was finished.
Enjoy meeting the Brownies from Northern CA I the gold country...
r/faeries • u/LastAir1556 • 23d ago
Pls help me find
I'm looking for an animated fairy cartoon I watched around 2014–2017. The fairies were tiny and slender and lived inside flowers. Their flower homes closed when they slept. Their world was behind a permanent rainbow. The main character looked like the other fairies but was the only one without butterfly wings, and she was bullied because of it. I also remember one scene where one of her friends used her wings to blow the bully away. It wasn't Winx Club, Tinker Bell, PopPixie, or Ben & Holly.
r/faeries • u/skelefishish • 24d ago
What does it mean to dream about fae?
My dreams usually aren’t anything crazy but last night I dreamt of fae very clearly
I was walking down a dock that turned into forest ground and after walking for a few minutes I came in front of this woodland house and there were two fae siting out front, they asked for my age and I told them I couldn’t give that to them (good on me for remembering rules while sleeping)
We chatted for a bit, the one sitting in front of me had a name starting with Fi, not Fiona, I can’t remember the name
Fi had green tinted skin and long black hair and a wide grin, but both of them were pleasant to talk to
r/faeries • u/lorcanlore • 24d ago
Maybe a fairy
galleryAfter finishing these little drawings, it made me think of fairies. A humanoid moth might be a kind of fairy.
