Hi, I'm Faye Kilday, an artist and photographer from New Zealand. Thanks for visiting my website. All sales from my website are fulfilled by my print partner pixels.com, who are a print on demand company owned and operated by Fine Art America (fineartamerica.com). They ship worldwide.
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by Faye Kilday
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Our ceramic coffee mugs are available in two sizes: 11 oz. and 15 oz. Each mug is dishwasher and microwave safe.
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Delicate white fern leaves are silhouetted against a deep blue background in this cyanotype print. The detailed fronds spread elegantly across the... more
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11 oz.
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5 - 7 business days
Mixed Media
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Delicate white fern leaves are silhouetted against a deep blue background in this cyanotype print. The detailed fronds spread elegantly across the composition, highlighting the intricate natural patterns of the plant.
I am a mixed media artist from New Zealand and I create my artwork under my business name Woven Fairy. I use needle felting to create my colourful wool paintings. I make monoprints on my gel plate. And I also write poetry and take photos. I create zines (mini books) which combine my art and writing and sell them on my ko-fi website at www.ko-fi.com/wovenfairy . I adore colour as can be seen in many of my artworks. Working with colour makes me happy and keeps me inspired. The natural world inspires my art a lot as it's where I can be myself. As a young child I was mostly nonverbal and very shy. Creativity was my way to escape from the world and also to communicate with the world. Many years later, as an adult, I was diagnosed with Autism...
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