Six artworks hang on a wall. They all depict heroines dancing in fantasy adventures.

Fantasy

For the protagonists who have portals to their own worlds.

You’ve collected souvenirs from all over. Memories and diary entries, mostly. But, there is that mermaid’s scale on the shelf (it still glows in the dark). And the framed letter hanging on the wall (don’t tell anyone but that’s a very secret recipe). And, of course, there’s the portrait of the dancer who—hang on a minute—looks suspiciously like you.

Match with: Stardust, The Chronicles of Narnia, and pretty much any Dungeons & Dragons campaign.


What appealed to me most about [Ailene’s] art was how each piece both told a story in itself and linked with other paintings and the other figures to a wider story as well. You feel like you have a chapter, a piece of the narrative, while the story continues to unfold elsewhere.

Also, each piece has its own strong, vibrant palette and colouration—almost again like a separate chapter—so I was able to buy the individual piece that spoke to me and fit with my home and other art easily.

Digital artwork of a belly dancer wearing a long golden silk dress spins and twirls in a desert palace.
Gareth from Cambridge