Fey Queen Crewneck Sweatshirts

The Fey Queen, the first Queen

Look regal in this tee! And have fey-th in your Queen; in time she may show you mercy. Queen Rosaura can be found in A Stitch in Time D&D Adventure by Kat Kruger (https://www.dmsguild.com/product/371466/A-Stitch-in-Time-WBWDCFDC09?src=dcspotlight&filters=100188).

The Endless Stair connects an infinite number of worlds through magical portals. These items give a glimpse into some of those worlds, pocket realms, and planes of existence, and the heroes, monsters, gods, creatures, and villains to be found therein. Here we see the Fey Queen in her glade, holding court with a Deer. For those who love fantasy, and worlds filled with all manner of myths. Great for lovers of legends. A great gift for those who long for other worlds.

The Endless Stair connects an infinite number of worlds through magical portals. These items give a glimpse into some of those worlds, pocket realms, and planes of existence, and the heroes, monsters, gods, creatures, and villains to be found therein. Here we see the Fey Queen. A great gift for those who long for other worlds. For those who love fantasy, and worlds filled with all manner of myths. Great for lovers of legends.

Laughter is the best medicine. Inspired by Gilda Radner, the first comic ever cast for Saturday Night Live, this GSM Tribute celebrates her legacy.

Inspired by one of my favourite book characters. AI generated the first version, I fixed it to my liking.

This design is based off of the manuscript of the famous Middle English poem Sir Gawain of the Green Knight (from the Cotton MS Nero A X manuscript). I've recreated one of the illustration by hand carving my own block print then printing and scanning it. The image depicts Sir Gawain near his final confrontation with the Green Knight.

The Snow Queen, Harry Clarke for Hans Christian Andersen Harry Clarke was a leading Irish stained glass artist and Golden Age illustrator. His line work is very detailed and has a somewhat psychedelic feel to it. Please look in my shop for more work by "Harry Clarke":https://www.redbubble.com/people/forgottenbeauty/shop/harry+clarke?asc=u or from "Hans Christian Andersen":https://www.redbubble.com/people/forgottenbeauty/collections/1030399-hans-christian-andersen-fairy-tales?asc=u

This design is based off of the manuscript of the famous Middle English poem Sir Gawain of the Green Knight (from the Cotton MS Nero A X manuscript). I've recreated one of the illustration by hand carving my own block print then printing and scanning it. The image depicts Sir Gawain near his final confrontation with the Green Knight.

Queen of the Glen

A draw this in your style rendition of jennawinghuart's Sovereign of the Fae

Drawn for my Patreon

Titania Sleeps - "A Midsummer Night's Dream" Frank Cadogan Cowper Please look in my shop for more work by "Cowper":https://www.redbubble.com/people/forgottenbeauty/shop/cowper?asc=u and his contemporaries.

Queen Titania the queen of all the fairies.

A beautiful faerie princess at a midnight ball

The Endless Stair connects an infinite number of worlds through magical portals. These items give a glimpse into some of those worlds, pocket realms, and planes of existence, and the heroes, monsters, gods, creatures, and villains to be found therein. Here we see the Queen of All Seasons, in her four forms. For those who love fantasy, and worlds filled with all manner of myths. Great for lovers of legends. A great gift for those who long for other worlds.

The Endless Stair connects an infinite number of worlds through magical portals. These items give a glimpse into some of those worlds, pocket realms, and planes of existence, and the heroes, monsters, gods, creatures, and villains to be found therein. Here we see the Queen of All Seas, with a storm in her eyes. A great gift for those who long for other worlds. For those who love fantasy, and worlds filled with all manner of myths. Great for lovers of legends.

Queen Mab rules the gardens. Peter Pan at Kensington Gardens - Arthur Rackham

Dancing Fairies - Peter Pan at Kensington Gardens - Arthur Rackham The fairies say "We feel dancey"