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Autumn Queen

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She is the queen of autumn bringing in the harvest and abundance.

Butterfly On An Autumn Day by Debra Martz Not just any ordinary Autumn day as I had made the drive to south Texas for some bird watching. The weather is normally quite nice in late November but not this time...rain and colder than normal all 3 days. Buy hey, I was there to be outdoors and look for birds and enjoy nature on a whole and so I did. I started noticing a number of butterflies up in the trees and also on tall grasses...too cool for them to fly. This particular Queen was on the grass stem along with rain drops of which some were jewel like where the spider webs held them in place. Even on a bad weather day there is beauty to be found. ©Debra Martz 20181124-DSC_1828.NEF

Acrylics on Canvas 2016 This piece is largely inspired by the works of Brian Froud, one of my favourite artists. In it, a face grows from the darkness – the face of the faerie Queen of Autumn, who turns the leaves golden and orange and signals one of the four transitions of the year. In a way, the Autumn and Winter months bring a more drastic change than that of Spring and Summer, and perhaps Autumn the most change of all. As such, this Faerie would of course symbolise change, transitions, new directions. She is the herald of the harvest, of reaping what you sow; she would appear to those who would be stuck “in a rut”, in need of a new course, and her presence indicates that perhaps it’s time to collect your harvest and start anew ...

The Queen of Autumn with a crown of beautiful orange, red and brown autumn leaves, in a forest green dress

It' s time for Fall...!

The Queen of sunrays, princess of the nymphs and elves

Memories of the autumn always come with thoughts of playing in the falling leaves.

Withering Queen Annes Lace by Debra Martz While walking around the park area by the Portland Head Light, I noticed scattered tall blooms in their final stage even though everything else was still green and not changing. The withering bloom of Queen Anne's Lace aka Wild Carrot. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved 20231013-DSC_9962.NEF

Queen Marys Bower Bridge crossing the River Derwent at Chatsworth in Derbyshire, England.

Just do the next right thing

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Witch queen holding an apple.

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Witches Spiced Brew with poisoned pumpkin

Taken from my original acrylic on canvas painting titled "Autumn Fairy Queen" copyright Renee L. Lavoie

Halloween queen pumpkin patch with ghost and orange lettering

"Pumpkin Queen" - Embrace your reign over autumn's favorite gourd and the enchantment of Halloween with this bewitching design that celebrates your love for all things pumpkin and the spooktacular spirit of the season.

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queen anne's lace against autumn colours

S�i queen

Autumn produces some wonderful possibilities for dried flower bouquets. I love the colours of wild flowers and plants at this time of year.

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Queen of Clubs

If you love Autumn like I do, then you love this charming little circle of life made of adorable candy corn. Savor each kernel like moments on the wheel of time.

Topography design of Harvest Queen.

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Pumpkin Queen groovy typography halloween design

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Vintage illustration for Scribner's Magazine by Mills Thompson