As with the situation on Earth, art inspired by nature in the Fairy Kingdom takes many forms ranging from classic landscape portraiture to poetry to musical pieces inspired by a particular area. The big difference is there is a wider range of "nature" in the magical realm. Wildlife studies include in depth analysis of the habits of the average dragon (with the big tip being alway wearfire proof clothing and stay out of the way of the ruddy things, which is not advice given to our wildlife presenters).
Then there are portraits of the dodo, griffin, unicorn and horror portraits of ogres and orcs and such like for those who dislike "cute" wildlife works. And all are agreed there is nothing cute about an ogre or an orc and those galleries that focus on the darker side of art have a wide audience (not just from the ogre and orc communities either).
Books are written on all aspects of Kingdom flora and fauna, mostly by Fresdian, and these have become classic reference works. The Queen occasionally arranges for a book of photographic portraits to be published and these always go down well.
Then there are portraits of the dodo, griffin, unicorn and horror portraits of ogres and orcs and such like for those who dislike "cute" wildlife works. And all are agreed there is nothing cute about an ogre or an orc and those galleries that focus on the darker side of art have a wide audience (not just from the ogre and orc communities either).
Books are written on all aspects of Kingdom flora and fauna, mostly by Fresdian, and these have become classic reference works. The Queen occasionally arranges for a book of photographic portraits to be published and these always go down well.
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