Limited Edition Price: $150.00 ISBN: 9780974461205

Casebound with Jacket Price: $30.00 ISBN: 9780974461212

Paperback Price: $20.00 ISBN: 9780974461229

The Art of Amy Brown is the first collection of Amy Brown's wildly popular art. It was published by Chimera Publishing in 2003. The book is 157 pages of art, with a commentary by Amy Brown for every piece of artwork. The Art of Amy Brown has an introduction by the well-known author Charles de Lint. There are three editions of this book—a paperback, a hardcover, and a special leather-bound edition limited to 750 copies, which are signed and numbered by Amy Brown and Charles de Lint.

Limited Edition Price: $150.00 ISBN: 9780974461243

Paperback Price: $25.00 ISBN: 9780974461267

Casebound with Jacket Price: $35.00 ISBN: 9780974461250

The Art of Amy Brown: Vol. 2
Introduction by Tamora Pierce
This is a great way to view Amy's prints up close.150 high-quality glossy pages. More than 130 images. The follow up to the hugely popular "Art of Amy Brown" released in late 2003. More than 75% of the art in this volume has never before been seen. Available in softcover, and hardcover

Limited Edition Price: $150.00 ISBN: 9780974461274

Hardcover Price: $35.00 ISBN: 9780974461281

Paperback Price: $25.00 ISBN: 9780974461298

Parting the Veil is the first book dedicated to the art of Nene Tina Thomas. There are three editions of this book—paperback, a hardcover, and a special leather-bound limited edition.

Limited Edition Price: $150.00 ISBN: 9780977974924

Paperback Price: $25.00 ISBN: 9780977974900

Hardcover Price: $35.00 ISBN: 9780977974917

An extraordinary collection of Jessica Galbreth's art. 160 high-quality glossy pages, with 152 images, including many of her popular series.

Paperback Price: $20.00 ISBN: 9780976952305

A breathtaking showcase of Maxine Gadd’s whimsical, colorful fairy paintings. Her highly detailed work has appeared before in anthologies, but this is the first book dedicated to Gadd alone—and it’s exquisitely produced, bound in rich red cloth and with matte art paper, padded front board, and gilt edges on the pages. What a treat for fans of fantasy art, who have already turned other titles on fairies into bestsellers: very few painters have managed to capture this unseen world so completely. Looking at the pictures—sometimes shimmering, sometimes eerie—you can practically hear boughs creak, leaves rustle, small wings flurry, and voices chatter in a tongue unknown to mortals. Commentary by the ever-popular John Grant, aimed at “believers,” enhances the images.