The Dragonsite Collection by Andrew Bill, Julie Bell, Hap Henriksen, Jessica Galbreth, Linda Biggs, Sheila Wolk & Nene Thomas from Munro Collectables. An exquisite collection of dragons & faeries. Dragonsite New Releases dragons & fairys.

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Being the consummate librarius the Word Wizard classifies his collection by order of their content. Tales of darkness, horror and fear may be found under Gothic. Heroes, quests and derring-do under Adventure. Sorcery, mystery, mythology and faerie tales all have their place. The verbuMMagus knows these epics well for some of their characters visit him when their books are open. Sorcerers who can spirit themselves from one tale to conjure forth a Dragon from another or a bold knight eager to learn how to achieve the greatest quest contained within the bejeweled covers of his own story. The supreme arbiter gives aid if he pleases and closes the book if he does not. And do the errant characters always return to the same opus from which they came? The verbuMMagus knows but always his answer is only an enigmatic smile.
Two thousand tales of magic and adventure, one keeper to watch over them, the Word Wizard the verbuMMagus.
Raised in Staffordshire in the heart of England. A keen interest in wildlife and the environment coupled with a long standing passion for mythology, helped him create the highly successful range of novels and figurines that was Enchantica; easily the most popular brand of fantasy sculptures of its time. Andrew has been designing and sculpting wizards and Dragons for almost a decade and a half, from dragons that would fit in your pocket to show-stopping beasts with two foot wingspans, his work is avidly sought by collectors from all over the world.

Nene Tina Thomas began her professional career in 1994 when she was approached by wizards of the Coast to contribute work to the popular card game, "Magic: the Gathering", Her work with Wizard's of the Coast can still be seen in the forth and fifth expansions, Antiquities, Legends, The Dark, Homelands and the new "Magic: The Gathering" CD ROM Game. Some of the other card games that feature her work are Shadowfist, Legend of the Five Rings, Galactic Empires, Tempest of the Gods, Wyrmwars, Gridiron, Vampire: The Eternal Struggle, Xenophiles, and Battlelords of the 23rd Century.
She has completed cover or interior artwork for many publications including Cryptech, Paper Mayhem, The Leading Edge and Scrye Magazine
Nene's collectors come from every walk of life as well as nearly every age group. They are all drawn to the beauty, grace, and lyricism of her exquisite paintings all rendered in watercolor! This is an exceptionally difficult medium few can master!
Nene continues to smash through preconceived notions of what a watercolor painting should look like with her exuberantly colorful award wining pieces such as Faery of Ravens or Aquamarine. Nene's style has been described as "...masterful paintings of startling complexity, as she is unafraid to chart new waters and blaze new trails...". Nene's paintings have a mass appeal that both compliments & transcends the fantasy market. What will the future bring Nene's? One thing is certain, she will not be content to rest on her laurels!
Nene Currently lives in Oklahoma City with her husband Steven Plagman, who is also her framer and fancy mat cutter. Nene spends her days sketching, researching, painting and playing with her six cats, Shadowfax, Snowmane, Amber, Blackfel, Leilani and Night Shade. She has three sisters and two brothers, all of them artistic and musically talented. She doesn't smoke, drink, swear, or gamble, - but she is horribly addicted to Ice skating, The Sims, and Heroes of Might and Magic. Aw, no one's perfect!

Lost in the mists of time. A distant memory of forgotten lore. A long lost tale is remembered. The first born are resurrected.
These leviathans will once again command land, sea and skys. Once again their leathery wings will catch the currents of the winds. The wakes of giant serpents will be seen in all of the reborn lands waters. The land and the dark places will tremble with the strides of the mighty lizards. Those creatures who were first gifted with speech, will again speak the ancient languages. The ancient memories and legends will be remembered. The eggs laid so very long ago are beginning to hatch.

The land too is undergoing a rebirth, one scorched by the ravages of war and pestilence, it too shows signs of resurrection. Pockets of humanity have survived in far flung places on the globe. In the woods and underground life has regained a foothold. The dwarves have dug deeper into their mines and still do battle with goblins and trolls. The woodland fey have also experienced a regeneration and now their kingdoms have spread with the regrowth of the forests.

The question that persists is how this reborn world will do? Will it flourish or falter. Pockets of evil still exist and for eons watched and waited…waited to strike out at this resurrected world.

Hap Henriksen holds a pre-eminent position in the world of Fantastic Art. In the 1970's Hap developed into a leading exponent of Western Art gaining permanent places for his work in major exhibitions, museums and private collections. He had a feature article published on his work in Persimmon Hill magazine, official publication of the National Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City. His work was also purchased for their collection.

After the rise in popularity of Fantastic Art during the mid 1970's Hap moved his creativity into this challenging field and continued with his previous successes. During this time he won many awards and exhibited his work at many museums throughout the United States.

He continued his work through the 1980's highlighted by aiding in an exhibition of Fantastic Art to celebrate 25 years of NASA, The Space Agency. In 1988 Hap made a big change from gallery showing to the collectible market place. For the next ten years he produced art for several companies. His first line of wizards and dragons for Lilliput Lane, Land of Legend, won him a Frances Hook award for collectible figurines. His success allowed him to pursue his interest in anthropology. Hap had studied anthropology at university and now was able to travel and work on digs in Russia and Romania.
By 2000 Hap was ready for a major life change. He moved to the Kansas City area and built his dream studio.
Hap continues to lecture on the subject of Fantastic Art and makes appearances both in the USA and Europe and has won awards from the National Academy of Art and the Association of Science Fiction and Fantasy Artists.
Hap and his wife Elizabeth are working on a wide selection of projects, including Dragonsite. His work continues to command interest both on the current and secondary market.

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