It was published by Chimera Publishing in 2003. The book is 157 pages of art, with a commentary by Amy Brown for every piece of artwork. The Art of Amy Brown has an introduction by the well-known author Charles deLint. There are three editions of this book a paperback, a hardcover, and a special leather-bound edition limited to 750 copies, which will be signed by Amy Brown and Charles de Lint.

    Barnum, and more. All about fairies, these hilarious letters contain everything from wisdom to suggestions to chastisement. Lady Cottington has made notes in the margins not to mention smashed fairies throughout (will she EVER STOP this nasty habit?!). And the fairies...ah the fairies...they too have done their part, sprinkling magic and mayhem throughout. Lady Cottington's Pressed Fairy Letters, a facsimile reproduction of Lady Cottington's original volume, combines the nutty artistry of the first two Lady Cottington books with delightful novelty components. Containing actual letters, invoices for spiritual services, a fairy Valentine, an invitation from Alice Liddell to tea, and more, this newest interactive addition to the Lady Cottington series is the most innovative to date.

    How to Draw and Paint Fairies confronts the fairy labor shortage directly, explaining all the techniques needed to bring fairy art to life. For beginners, explanations of basic techniques and easy-to-follow constructional drawings, plus information on materials, sketching, forms, and color make starting out easy and pleasant. As artists progress, the book offers detailed descriptions and beautiful illustrations of little people--from flower, water, and moon fairies, to nymphs and sprites, to sirens. Basic to advanced techniques on watercolor and mixed media are covered step-by-step, and finished images from leading fairy artists provide inspiration. This beautiful book will make every artist believe in fairies.

    Learn what really happened during that magical summer of 1920 when she discovered the secret world of the Flower Fairies.

    With four different fairy dolls-two boys and two girls-and eight different outfits for them to wear, young girls will love this book. The dolls and clothes are fully perforated so they're easy to remove, and they're printed on sturdy card stock, so the dolls and clothes will last. An envelope is conveniently attached to the inside back cover for storing the pieces.

    The Amy Brown Faery Wisdom Cards may be used as a bridge toward the elemental world. Their images and descriptions can help determine ways you can improve your existence upon this planet. Using these cards correctly, you may ask for help from the elemental guides whenever you need it. Clear your mind completely and ask those who have your best interests at heart to assist you in choosing the perfect path for you.

    This book celebrates the fine art of Fairy painting.

    Angels & Faires is a beautiful reference book that takes a look at some of the art that has been produced as a result of a fascination with these nysterious beings.

    Her highly detailed work has appeared before in anthologies, but this is the first book dedicated to Gadd alone--and it's exquisitely produced, bound in rich red cloth and with matte art paper, padded front board, and gilt edges on the pages. What a treat for fans of fantasy art, who have already turned other titles on fairies into bestsellers: very few painters have managed to capture this unseen world so completely. Looking at the pictures--sometimes shimmering, sometimes eerie--you can practically hear boughs creak, leaves rustle, small wings flurry, and voices chatter in a tongue unknown to mortals. Commentary by the ever-popular John Grant, aimed at "believers," enhances the images.

    We see them at work and play through the seasons.

    This full-color, 24-page hardcover storybook has a window built right into the front cover that houses a beautiful metal sun-charm necklace for Disney Fairies fans to wear.

    Passions that melt winter ice and flame the fires of fate, fulfilling destinies that cannot be denied.

    First published: London: Usborne, 2005.