A Touch of Color @ Shipping!さんのイラストまとめ

Today’s artist interview is with @HUECYCLES , a page artist for the color indigo! Learn more about her art inspirations below, check out some concept work of their piece, and be sure to pledge to our Kickstarter before April 10th to see the finished art.

https://t.co/qFmltg5Zmk

Today’s artist interview is with @Sugary_syrup, a page & merch artist for the color yellow! Learn more about his fairies' story below, check out a preview of his art, and be sure to pledge to our Kickstarter before April 10th to see the finished piece.

https://t.co/qFmltg5Zmk

Where did you get the inspiration for your piece?

I had already decided what kind of environment I would draw...For yellow it was going to be either sunflowers or a bakery. Once I started to come up with ideas, I realized how much I enjoyed doing the concepts for the bakery.

Today’s artist interview is with Shiliria, a page artist for the color yellow! Learn more about her art inspirations below, check out some of the initial concept art, and be sure to pledge to our Kickstarter before April 10th to see the finished piece.

https://t.co/qFmltg5Zmk

What's the story behind your fairy/fairies?

Red...represents passion, strong emotions & blood, so I wanted to make a fairy that represented that. I also thought it'd be interesting to explore a different environment for a fairy... & how that would change the way she lived.

Today’s artist interview is with Amy Nagi​​, a page artist for the color blue! Learn more about her art inspirations below, check out some of the sketches and progress for her piece, and stay tuned for our Kickstarter relaunch on March 10th.

Today’s artist interview is with @nowldraws , one of our amazing merch artists! Learn more about her art inspirations below, check out the original concept art for her piece, and stay tuned for our Kickstarter relaunch on March 10th (next week!).

This week we’re exploring the Yaksha and Yakshini, guardians and nature spirits of Southern Asia, particularly India. Some yakshas are nature fairies who live in forests and lakes, such as the one pictured below as a crane from the story of Yaksha Prashna in the Mahabharata. 1/3

In honor of Faebruary, we’re hosting a #DTIYS contest with our cover art by @kurushii_. From now until March 1st, redraw our cover art and mention us in your post for a chance to win (prizes in thread). We’ll post the winners just before our relaunch. Thanks for your support!

Fairy Fact Friday 3

Do you know what the most prevalent feminine mythical character in Romanian folklore is? That would be the great goddess of Neolithic, said to be the mother of all, of night, day, sky, and earth.