ALEXANDRA DAWE

A range of Alexandra Dawe's prints are on sale at Artists UK in our Fantasy Faeries Celtic and New Age Themes Gallery under Alexandra Dawe's own section. This link will take you directly there ...
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It’s very peaceful, maybe a bit art nouveau? 200mm wide x 292mm tall. Watercolour & lead pencil on acid free conservation mountboard.

This painting is 250mm wide x 266mm high. Watercolour & lead pencil on acid free conservation mountboard.

210mm wide x 283 mm high. Watercolour & lead pencil on acid free conservation mountboard.

This little blue faery picture is on cream coloured acid free conservation mount board. The board is 215 x 210mm and the actual image size is 160 x 150mm (approx).

This painting is from when th artist saw a picture in a magazine of a lace up dress, it made her think of Snow White lost in the forest. It is 198mm wide x 291mm tall. Lead pencil, colour pencil & watercolour, on acid free conservation mountboard.

A beautiful and detailed 510mm x 400mm lead pencil drawing on textured acid free conservation mountboard . See the two Rusalki in the tree?

This fabulous new painting from this young artist on her time off from film design work is on acid free conservation mountboard and measures 375mm x 510mm. It is a mixed media painting utilising lead pencil, colour pencil, watercolour, acrylic & pastel. A modern take on the old idea of three witches with three young faery folk instead.

This one is 530mm wide x 706mm tall and completely rendered in lead pencil. There is a lot of detail in the feathers etc so you can imagine how long it took to draw! It was peculiarly difficult to photograph as well. Given all this the price is unbelievably low so get it while you can. When you read her profile of all the famous companies she's been employed by you might have a real treasure on your hands one day!

With an image measuring 280mm wide x 300 mm tall it is rendered in coloured pencil, watercolour and pastel on board. As a big fan of Terry Pratchett's Discworld and having been involved in creating images for several Discworld events this is of course the inspiration behind this wonderful rendition of the Not-So-Grim Reaper. A great use of mixed mediums makes this a really nice piece and worth snapping up before she gets too well known!