Showing posts with label lisa stock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lisa stock. Show all posts

Thursday, May 13, 2010

A New Auction of Gorgeous Jewels to Help the Faerie Queen!

Money is still being raised for Lisa Stock's Film Trilogy about the Faerie Queen "Titania" which I mentioned in my last post.  Now, you can go to Ebay and bid on a set of gorgeous pieces made by Jen Parrish of PARRISH RELICS
This Set includes an amazing head Piece and a gorgeous necklace both handmade by Jen without molds out of a special clay that she fires and then applies layers or gold finishes on.  She also uses semi precious stones as well as crystal beads in these pieces.  She has made one set for the Ebay Auction and one for the lead character of Titania to be worn in the movie.  You can check out the pieces at the ebay auction HERE
Here is your chance to own a pieces of Titania's own Faerie Jewelry! Fit for a Queen!

Sunday, May 9, 2010

Calling All Lovers of the Fae and Fairy Tales! Please Support Lisa Stock's Amazing Indie Film Project!

Lisa Stock is an amazing film maker and story teller.  She is desperately trying raise funds for her Titania Film Trilogy and she needs your support NOW!  There are only a few days left for folks to donate to her Kicktstarter Project which you can find out more about donating HERE.

Here is some information about Lisa and her projects:

Lisa Stock is a writer and filmmaker working in the mythic arts. She pulls her stories from a varied background in theater, film, and anthropology. Her films include:
THE MEDISAGA TRILOGY (Titania, Purgatory, Neptune)
THE SILENT NICK AND NORA (screened in London - Rotoreliefs Series, Cannes - Short Film Corner, New York - Big Apple Film Festival)
BROTHER AND SISTER (featured in numerous online and print media)
DAPHNE & THE WILD HUNT (online series premiering in May 2010)

Lisa is also the author of the novella “The Sun”, and the popular online Victorian/Steampunk allegory "Through the Cobweb Forest”. She lives online at www.InByTheEye.com, and lives offline in New York City.
"I do think that your work delves into the questions of what fairy tales can tell us as women's tales more deeply than nearly any other contemporary artist that I know about."
-Daniel Fusch, Editor, Dantes Heart Journal of Myth, Fairy Tale, and Fantasy

 

 Even a gift of $5.00 is of great help.  Thank you!