100 pages
Padded Hardcover
Full colour
Note: this book is published
under the name of Michele-lee Phelan

Dreams of Magic is Ravynne's first solo publication and showcases the following:

- Up to 100 colour and sepia illustrations depicting dragons, fairies, gods, goddesses, nature and more. - A selection of poems and short stories written by Ravynne. - A walkthrough of Ravynne's painting method. - An informative chapter about Ravynne, her loves, her life, and why she paints and writes.

This beautiful book of art and words is an affordable, high quality publication with padded hardcover and 100 thick satin pages. Many of Ravynne's favourite artworks from 2004 through to 2009 - a number of which are no longer available in print or showcased on the website - appear within. Dreams of Magic' is published by Blue Angel Publishing, and now available for purchase.

Just a small number of the artworks included are:

- Dragons ... Cernunnos, the Cailleach, Gaia's Dragon, Dragons of the Wood - Dragonkin ... The Empress, The Mystic, The Guardian, The Priestess - Fairies ... DarkBringer, The Moth Queen, Secrect of the Phoenix - Goddess ... Lady of the Flowers, Night She Cometh, Of Earth, Air, Fire and Water, Sol - Greek Mythology ... Herackles, Pan, Hestia, Aphrodite, Zeus

AU$20.00

Below are several sneak peeks of the text and art page design.

"I have a deep love of art and I am an avid collector of art books. It was with great delight that I chanced upon Dreams of Gaia. The images contained are rich, bold and vibrant, each bursting with their own stories to tell. The artworks beautifully compliment the original poetry and verse written by Ravynne Phelan. It became an adventure to meditate upon the images and discover how my heart and mind would interpret them and then read the corresponding poem to find that we were feeling the same things. To me this shows a true talent for illustrating a concept, vision and emotion. For fans of Ravynne's artwork, I recommend Dreams of Gaia as it is a portal to the insights behind the images."

Lucija Abrlic, Australia