Welcome to Halls of Fantasy

Once a villager who fell under the spell of a wicked enchantress, this savage beast now spends his days roaming the countryside, attacking travelers and huntsmen and devouring stray sheep.

A much beloved fairy tale that originated from England. Here is the artist's take as the terrible giant chases our hero Jack down the beanstalk, and Jack hurries with all his might to chop down the stalk from underneath him.

From the artist's own original short story, Elves in the Barnyard. Young readers can find it in the Fairy Tale Realm along with other original short stories.

The wolf lurks in the darkness of the icy forest at night. This illustration is for The Enchanted Wolf , written by the artist and also available for reading in The Fairy Tale Realm.

A lone cottage sets nestled in a clearing surrounded by beautiful meadows and forests. This illustration is also from The Enchanted Wolf, written by the artist and available for reading in The Fairy Tale Realm.

Come now to a netherworld of magic and fantasy where fairies and elves frolic in the forest depths, and mystery and terror await you around every darkened corner. Here you'll find deep forests, dark enchantments, moody witches, playful goblins and clever animals.

A portrait of a feral jungle beast, the king of all animals who poses majestically upon his Safari Throne.

A genial bear insists having Cat over for dinner. Ever the perfect host, he feeds a bottle of milk to Cat, who only thought he wasn't hungry.

His majesty has been invited to dine with Pig. Judging by appearances, the King is not at all happy with Pig's idea of a gourmet feast. Pig, however, ever one for mischief, seems genuinely amused.

A young knight offers a pretty maiden a token of his undying adoration for her, which she tenderly accepts.

Squire Pig examines with great curiosity his leashed pet: an enormous troll. Captured from his home somewhere in the mountains, the troll seems humble enough...

A mother pig has found a most unnatural spot to nurse her young piglets. Half dozing herself, she doesn't seem to mind the family of penguins who happened upon her that afternoon.

The pigs have had enough of Mr. Wolf always popping up uninvited, trying to eat them. Now the wolf gets his comeuppance.

Deep in the bowels of the castle a wizard works feverishly mixing potions and creating magic spells. A goblin plays with a rather large scorpion, while a raven closely watches the wizard at work.This illustration is a tribute to the Kincaids.

The ferocious beast prowls the night patrolling his jungle home, ready to pounce in a flash and ambush an unfortunate prey.

Paddling down the murky river that etches through the deep, dark woods, the Phantom can be seen day and night, traveling to and fro searching through the eerie fog for lost souls to take back to his dungeon.

A woman of sophistication leads her prize pig through the countryside on the way to market. Pig seems content enough, unaware that his journey will end at the butcher shop...

Night has fallen in the woods and the travelers have set their camp in a small clearing not far from a creek bed. Strange and eerie sounds echo from the depths of the surrounding forest. Still, the fiddler plays on, keeping his rifle within close reach.

A curious kitten pays a surprise visit to an unsuspecting mouse family. Mother and baby mice seem unsure what to make of their uninvited dinner guest. The question is, who's having whom for dinner?

Johnny's grandparents had told him a hundred times to stay away from Harper's Woods. The place was haunted by a ghost, or so the townspeople all said. "Folks that go in there, well they usually don't come out again", they would say. Now he wished he had listened...

Mr. Jones had heard mysterious noises in the old house since he bought it a few weeks before. The old mansion was supposedly haunted by apparitions, but he did not believe in such. But he was sure he had heard the stairs creak and someone or something stirring in the halls, waiting in the darkness just around the corner...