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Tuesday, 8 March 2011

Jessica Galbreth Fairy Artist

Nemesis Now produce ranges of figurines for fantasy designers. Here is some background information and quotes from one of our  most popular artists Jessica Galbreth.
Jessica Galbreth
Jessica Galbreth
Mythic fantasy artist Jessica Galbreth was born on April 29th, 1974 in Toledo, Ohio.  Today, she makes her home and studio in Waterville, Ohio with her husband Josh and their two children.  Though Jessica did study fine art with a major in painting for three years at the Toledo Museum of Art, she also considers herself largely a self-taught artist.  She crafts her original works of art mostly with watercolors, pen and ink, but at times also utilizes an airbrush and acrylic for certain effects.
She is perhaps most celebrated for her ability to capture the haunting and often mysterious beauty of goddesses and faeries from mythology.  Each of her visions brought to life on paper have a personality of their own, and often evoke strong feelings in those who view them.  Some of her faeries are elegant, sweet and wistful, while others are defiant, dark and powerful.

When asked about the path she chose to follow with her art, Jessica has this to say…

“I am often asked why I chose to paint images of myth and fantasy for my art career.  It honestly never seemed like a choice, as this is what is truly in my heart.  From the time I was a small child, I have loved fantasy art, especially art with a basis in mythology.  I am inspired by many things…mother nature in all her beauty, the intricate myths and stories of ancient cultures, the shadowy mysteries of the moon, and the innocence and simplicity I see in the eyes of my young children.  It is my most sincerest hope that my artwork serves to remind others of the magic that surrounds us and lives within us always.”     – Jessica Galbreth
Want to know more about Jessica? Why not become a fan of her facebook page? While you are there dont forget to become a fan of Dark Fairy Facebook Page!
You can view our Jessica Galbreth products here, some examples are below
Jessica Galbreth Dark Queen Faery MirrorJessica Galbreth Silver Moon Box
Dark Queen Faerie Mirror and Silver Moon Box are just 2 of the pieces from this collection.
They are made from high quality resin and would make a lovely gift for any fairy lover.
Visit http://www.dark-fairy.co.uk/ to see our full collection of Nemesis Now Fairy Figurines

The Fairy Folk: Gothic Fairies

Whether young or old, most people find themselves at one point or another fascinated with fairies.  One particular point of fascination lies in fairy art, particularly that of artists such as Amy Brown, Jasmine Becket-Griffith and Michele Lee Phelan who specialize in images of dark and gothic fairies.  So how did we come from the legends of fairies and fae to collecting fairy figurines and dark fairy art prints?  The answer most likely lies in what those artistic fairies generally represent… the beauty and magic that too often seems to be missing from modern life.
The fairies of legend started out quite a bit different than those that we know today… many of the old legends depicted fairies as being tall and radiant or short and ugly.  Many old world fairies were considered to be malicious or at the very least mischievous; they were believed to steal from around the house and sometimes were even thought to kidnap small children and leave fairy creatures in their place.  Over the years, however, the view of fairies in folklore began to change.
By the Victorian age, fairies had begun to assume the forms that we know today.  With their beauty and the magic hinted at by their wings, good fairies began appearing more often in children’s stories and works of fantasy.  Fairies became somewhat common in artwork, with their images appearing in paintings and even photographs.  So-called dark fairies and gothic fairies began to appear as well, with their dark glamour fueling a new resurgence of fairy art for both fairy and gothic collectors to enjoy.
To view some of our collectable fairy figurines visit http://www.dark-fairy.co.uk/ Here are some examples below:

Dark Bringer by Michele-Lee Phelan
Dark Bringer by Michele-Lee Phelan

Skull Stealer by Jasmine Becket-Griffith
Skull Stealer by Jasmine Becket-Griffith

Gothic Valentines Gifts

So Christmas is over and done with and the next big celebration is Valentines Day.

Giving a gift to one’s significant other for Valentine’s Day is something that is very close to the heart for everyone across the world. Furthermore, giving a Valentine’s Day gift to a significant other who is inclined towards the gothic aspect of life is not only something that is close to the heart but is also very difficult. Being gothic is not just an affectation; it is more a way of life for the people involved in it. This is exactly why the choice of gothic Valentine’s Day gift needs to be very well thought out.
We might not sell traditional Valentines gifts, but we do have a fantastic selection of Gothic or Alternative Valentines Gifts. Here are a couple of ideas.
Figurines make a great gift, especially as we have just got some new erotic figurines with a gothic twist. Here are 3 examples, the images are linked to the product if you want more info.

Guilty Secrets Erotic Gothic Figurine Nemesis Now
Guilty Secrets
Dark Embrace Gothic Figurine Nemesis Now
Dark Embrace
Lil Devil Fairy Figurine by Aly Fell  & Nemesis Now
Lil Devil


The first image is Guilty Secrets, A beautiful sexy lady, dressed to kill in erotic red underwear, black stockings and red shoes. Her ankles are chained and a skull sits beside her. She is 15cm tall and costs £19.99. 
The second image is Dark Embrace Erotic Gothic Figurine from Nemesis Now. Winged demon standing on a pentagram holding a beautiful naked female. Stunning Love Scene From The Dark Side. Stands Approx 25cm High and costs £24.99
The third image is Lil Devil designed by Aly Fell.  From the comic book “Satan’s 3-Ring Circus of Hell” we bring you Lil’ Devil, a very naughty devilish character! Standing on a manhole cover, wearing a short tartan mini skirt with her ‘BAD’ belt, New Rock boots etc. Giving the world a one fingered salute! Size: 24cm. Price £24.99
Jewellery is another great gothic gift idea, we have a fantastic range of Pendants, Necklaces, Rings and Bracelets from Alchemy Gothic

Alchemy Gothic Bracelet
Bracelets
Pendants and Necklaces
Necklaces
Alchemy Gothic Rings
Rings


So with fantastic figurines and jewellery to choose from you shouldnt have too much trouble finding the perfect gift this year.
Visit http://www.dark-fairy.co.uk/ for more Nemesis Now Figurines and Alchemy Gothic Jewellery.

Sunday, 10 October 2010

Gothic Love Dating Service

Gothic Love Dating Service
Who said dating is only for those who adhere to pop culture? Love doesn’t choose what kind of clothes you wear or culture you believe in. As the popular cliché goes: it comes to you when you least expect it. But if you are Goth, sometimes finding love is not the problem – it has more to do with finding someone who can understand your interests and attitudes. This is the main reason why gothic dating was developed – so Goths can interact with each other, and through the internet, find a suitable partner.
Understanding the gothic subculture cannot be explained in simple words. The term “gothic” can be related to a certain type of music, lifestyle and sensibility. It is a state of being, and it recent years; it has also come to refer to personal style. Fashion has become a key in Goth culture. Goths used dark, strange symbols, hence giving rise to their negative image.
The Gothic subculture rejects popular culture and often challenges taboos. It emphasizes on an individual’s freedom of expression as well as encourages individuals to acknowledge both their feminine and masculine energies. It celebrates the beauty of the human form, regardless of the size, shape and age. It allows Goths to express themselves attractively, in forms that they prefer.
If you want to date a Goth, then you need to realize that it takes more than a little hair dye and a whole lot of self-loathing. Relationships cannot be founded in physical appearance alone – you will also have to learn what the gothic subculture is all about, and decide from there if this is a culture you can tolerate.
Making a love connection with a Goth can be difficult, and this is true whether you are someone who is unfamiliar with the culture or a fellow Goth. The most effective way in creating a fulfilling relationship with a Goth is by expressing interest in his/her social views as well as finding ways to break you’re your love interest’s emotional walls. You don’t need to be an expert on all things Goth, but researching about the key topics will earn you points. Listening to gothic music is a way to start a conversation, or you can join Goth communities to learn the hottest topics in the culture.
Of course, clothing is also a key element in courtship. Keep in mind, however, that honesty and self expression are two of the most important values you must possess. If you think you’re not Goth enough, then trying too hard won’t get you anywhere.
In the past, if you wanted to find a Goth partner, you’d have to know Goth hangouts to meet suitable guys (or gals). Today, thanks to the internet, there are sites which offer matchmaking services to individuals who would like to find a suitable date. Most of these sites offer online speed dating where community members can find individuals whom they share interests with. Members have their own profiles which they can customize to increase their chances of finding a Goth to date.
Click th banner below of visit http://www.gothiclove.co.uk/ for more info, the best part is is 100% FREE to sign up! What are you waiting for?
Gothic Love Dating Service
Gothic Love Dating

Forbidden Gothic Jewellery

We have added some fantastic new products to our Jewellery section. We have 19 new magical gothic charms and pendants.
From the land of the Forbidden, these stunning new gothic style pendants are an exquisite mixture of darkness and beauty. Here are just a few examples from the Forbidden Gothic Range.
Forbidden Gothic Seal of Furfur Pendant
Seal of Furfur
Seal of Furfur - for Power and Knowledge
Reproduced from the Goetia, the famous Magickal Grimoire of Solomon, this functioning Wax Seal is reputed to be able to Cause Love Between a Man and a Woman, raise Thunder and Lightning and give answers to all things Secret and Divine.
Forbidden Gothic Key of Solomon Pendant
Key of Solomon Pendant

Key of Solomon – For Sorcery
Symbolising the Key to the gate of King Solomon’s occult learning and arcane knowledge, this Magickal Pendant is reputed to bestow upon its wearer the Power of Sorcery and should be used with the Wisdom of Solomon
Each pendant comes with a 18″ Silver chain and is supplied in a velvet lined forbidden gothic pouch as pictured below
Forbidden Gothic Pouch
Forbidden Gothic Pouch
Check out the full range of Forbidden Gothic Pendants.

Halloween Contact Lenses

We have just added some fantastic new Gothic style crazy contact lenses to the store.
Make your halloween costume stand out from the crowd with these fantastic gothic contact lenses. Available in Green and Red Lizzard designs, Yellow Feline and the famous Zombie as worn by Marilyn Manson. The UV lenses are fantastic for clubbing and glow under UV light, but in natural light they appear white so can be worn as Zombie or UV lenses.
All lenses come with a free bottle of contact lense solution and a free case to keep them in.

Crazy Gothic Contact Lenses
Crazy Contact Lenses
With less than 1 month till Halloween, dont miss out, get your Crazy Contact Lenses now from http://www.dark-fairy.co.uk/!