Perform a Google search on the fantasy art of Sue Dawe and you will find a staggering 37 pages of her images. Most of the web sites that show her artwork are personal sites with low resolution pictures. But it is interesting to note that the sites are not limited to the USA, there are hundreds of sites from across Europe and Asia. Sue Dawe is an international phenomenon.

Her continued popularity is telling, considering she hasn't showcased any new work in the last five years. And the fact that her art is instantly recognized is a testament to her continued success based on her published body of work. Although unicorns and flying horses may seem to be the stuff of little girls' dreams, Sue's artwork appeals to all ages and genders; boys and girls, men and women.

Nicknamed the "unicorn artist" inthe 1980s, Ms. Dawe's work is not limited to that mythical beast. Her images are filled with fairies, dragons, mermaids, princesses, cats, native Americans, swans, and much, much more. She is even inspired by the Star Wars movies and has created art depicting the noble Jedi of those films.

Her work has sometimes been criticized as being "too innocent" and not "hip" enough for today's audiences. One only has to see the reaction of the public when she appears at science fiction conventions around the western US to know that this is totally untrue. With the popularity of movies like Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings, fantasy has become very mainstream. Ms. Dawe's work earned her a following of school-aged children who have since grown up and have families of their own. Their children would be thrilled to carry notebooks and folders with her artwork. She is constantly besieged with e-mails asking for a compilation book of her art or a yearly calendar.

With a new agent and renewed enthusiasm, 2006 will be the year of Sue Dawe's comeback - not that she has really left the public consciousness. We are currently seeking publishers for a coffee table book of her work, a company to produce calendars, and marketing for school notebook supplies.

For more information, contact Ms. Dawe's agent:

Donna Keeley
Sue Dawe's Enchantments
http://www.suedawe.com
cybercat@cybercatconsulting.com
(760) 443-2805