Dryad Spirit Magnets

dryad spirit

A rare image of the Forest Dryad, a shy reclusive creature who do not show themselves to those who are not worthy! Also known as Tree Spirits and Nymphs

Travel to a fantasy realm of dryads and mushroom folk. This design in particular is about being open to unlikely friendships. Whether your an intimidating dryad or adorable mushroom folk, friendship is worth exploring.

Wood nymphs, tree spirits... dryads.

You find yourself in a Dryad Forest

A wood Dryad holding a raven

This stunning Forest Dryad was spotted deep in the forest. She is the Queen of the Forest Dryads.

Dryads are a type of nymph that inhabit trees! Originating in ancient Greek mythology.

The Dryad, 1884 by Evelyn de Morgan

My original art concept art creature design of a Summer Dryad hybrid with Japanese forest spirit.

Dryad in an overgrown forest

A Dryad sitting in a tree, very angry with intruders.

This Tshirt features a Cute and sweet magic Dryad with fire hair. These cutes magic creatures also know as eerie wives are the nymphs of woods. This fantasy retro cartoon is an ideal gift for witchers lovers.

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This tree nymph is a little shy, yet looking for humans to befriend. Do you think you could find a nice home for them?

Cute Dryad Nature Spirit with Wolf. Gift for halloween, goths, and fans of creepy cute. Illustration by Jasmine Becket Griffith.

Inspired by my love of all things fantasy or D&D related

Dryads, Nature Spirits, and Green Man

A green lady of the woods or dryad, either emerging from her forest home or returning to it.

Dryad in an overgrown forest

The Art Of Stephanie Ann Garcia

The Art Of Stephanie Ann Garcia

Magic Garden Flower Illustration on a Moonlit Night Sky: Enchanted Beauty

One with the land and limbs lifted to the sky is this Celtic tree-spirit, the dryad.

A dryad with faun Please look in my shop for more work by "John William Waterhouse":https://www.redbubble.com/people/forgottenbeauty/collections/980263-john-william-waterhouse?asc=u

“It’s okay, you can remove your mask. I’m not afraid.”

The face in the tree, symbol of nature and rebirth

An original illustration of a young dryad.

Meet Queen Bea

A crimson red illustration of a tree witch woman with a bright crescent moon resting within the branches of her head, and starry night sky.

Autumn / Fall has always been my favourite month - this is my interpretation of the Lady of Autumn