


Then one of her fair folk patrons recommends her services to the Autumn Prince, who hasn’t been seen in Whimsy in more than 300 years. Isobel is a portrait painter, a master of her Craft, and while her passion lies in oils and canvas, she does understand that by staying in her small town she’s confining herself to a small and stagnant existence. The fair folk are unable to create anything substantial without magic, so they covet human items like dresses, cutlery, books-and especially art.

The town of Whimsy is a place frozen in endless summer, set on the edge of the faerie-lands where humans survive by trading their Craft with the fair folk for enchantments. It’s fairly standard fantasy fare, but it’s pretty and catches my eye. I like how there are visible brushstrokes mimicking a real painting, which is a nod to Isobel’s art. Relationship Status: Campfire StorytellerĪnyone else a bit uncomfortable with how intensely this raven is staring us down? I’m guessing this is Rook in his raven form, protecting Isobel from any myriad of dangers. Bonus Factors: Faeries, Giant Treehouse, Standalone
