How wonderful to see everyone out and about at The Story Book Festival, it was a Fantastical Day…
Thank You for stopping by to visit with Dani Lynn the author of The Fairy Tale Project, don’t forget to give the gift of a Magical Fairy Tale Fantasy this Holiday Season, the Trilogy is available at Amazon.com
Thank You to Holly Bronkowski and the City Of Pembroke Pines for sharing these amazing photo’s.
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Please join author Dani Lynn and I at The Story Book Festival and check out the latest edition of the Fairytale Project Trilogy now available on Amazon.com.
Among other surprises this fun filled day will include a very special appearance by “LADDLE THE LEAPFROG.”
Looking forward to seeing you at the Festival!
Southwest Regional Library, 16835 Sheridan Street, Pembroke Pines, FL 33331, USA
I was very honored when the city of Dania Beach considered my art work to be a part of the initiative to wrap the call boxes located throughout the city. A painting of Thiesel the alligator, a character from the Fairy Tale Project Trilogy was selected to be featured.
He looks quite comfortable hanging out on the corner of Dania Beach Boulevard and SE 5th Avenue. Check him out next time you are in the neighborhood.
We are pleased to announce that The Fairy Tale Project Trilogy is now available on Amazon.
The Fairy Tale Project Trilogy soft cover book has 100 count 8”x10” pages including 32 full color pages of original artwork, acrylic on canvas paintings, by award winning artist Jacklyn Laflamme painted especially for The Fairy Tale Project Trilogy along with numerous original sketches. The book includes the stories of Will and the Magical Forest, Will and the River of Enchantment and Will and the Crystal Fairy written by author Dani Lynn. The Fairy Tale Project Trilogy is about Will, a city boy who goes to visit his Grandpa Otus out in the country in the small town of Astrophyllite. The story follows them on an adventure through a magical forest where they meet some delightful and some downright frightening creatures that teach them patience, to take time and enjoy life and also give them the opportunity to face their fears. They discover they are capable of achieving all of this through the power of love. Continue Reading…
To read more visit The Fairy Tale Project
The City of Pembroke Pines Glass Gallery located on the first floor of City Hall presented the show Women Children and Books. The opening reception on Tuesday, August 6, 2013 was a huge success. The show included amazing works from artists; Tabitha Blaine, Barbara Hudson, Teresa Hazelton, Christina Keller, Mary Pullman, Evelyn FauvusRichin, Barbara Sala, Vanessa Vejar and Ana MariaPardo.
The Fairy Tale Project was also featured and the entire collection of paintings from the trilogy of books were on display.
Ben Menasche who curated the exhibition said “The evening was filled with art that speaks to the heart.”
We were so proud to be presenting and the audience was tickled when Ladle The Leapfrog hopped in to entertain the guests.
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The Fairy Tale Project Children’s Book Series illustrated by Jacklyn will be featured at Woman, Children & Books this summer presented by The City of Pembroke Pines Glass Gallery.
Women, Children & Books!
Women, Children & Books
Opening reception Tuesday, August 6, 2013, 7:00PM – 9:00PM
Exhibit dates Wednesday, July 17, 2013 – Monday, September 16, 2013
10100 Pines Blvd, Pembroke Pines, FL 33026, 954-435-6520
Presented by The City of Pembroke Pines Glass Gallery,
The Arts & Culture Advisory Board
The Parks & Recreation Department
& Pembroke Pines Art Curator Benoit Menasche
EVERYONE IS WELCOME.
Mary Pohlmann & Ben Menasche
The Fairy Tale Project
Sun Sentinel: Gallery To Host ‘Women, Children and Books’ Exhibit, by Chris Guanche, Forum Publishing Group, 7/05/13: “The fantasy images will be part of “Women, Children and Books,”… The all-women exhibit, featuring 10 artists, will include stand-alone paintings, as well as illustrations created for children. It also marks the first time the gallery has run an exhibit featuring only women artists. Menasche said the exhibit’s theme was inspired by the illustrations of one of its artists, Jacklyn Laflamme.”
–Dani Lynn, author of The Fairy Tale Project children’s book series.
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Last week Jacklyn and I participated in an Art & Literature Event with The Fairy Tale Project at Young At Art Children’s Museum in South Florida. Scott Fishman from the Forum Publishing Group interviewed Jacklyn for an article that was to be published in the Ft. Lauderdale Sun Sentinel. It just came out a couple days ago and I wanted to share it.
Here’s Scott with Jacklyn surrounded by a couple of the paintings that were used in the Fairy Tale Project’s children’s book series I wrote… which Jacklyn beautifully and imaginatively created the artwork for!
Here’s the article “Davie Event A Feast For Art Lovers“. Click on the image for a link. 
Thanks so much Scott!
For more info on the event see
Young At Art – A Day At The Museum and Feeling Froggy!
Dani Lynn (author of The Fairy Tale Project children’s book series) and I, along with Ladle the Leap Frog, had so much fun at Young At Art Museum this week. Our workshop was perfect, we did a story time reading from the Fairy Tale Project’s books and the children were inspired to make books of their own.
The children each took a turn at reading in front of the group and presented their stories and illustrations. A great time was had by all!
The Power of literacy allows one to explore new horizons…
In this particular case it has always been our goal to promote literacy. We hope the stories from The Fairy Tale Project will inspire children to read and that the illustrations will spark their imaginations.
Thank you to the staff and volunteers At Young At Art Museum. You were a tremendous help and we appreciate the time and attention you gave to us. A special thank you goes to Laurel and Amanda for their excellent work assisting Ladle The Leap frog!
For more information, visit “The Fairy Tale Project”.
Related post: Feeling Froggy/ 4/8/2013
I am so excited to introduce our new mascot Ladle the Leapfrog, the new face of The Fairy Tale Project.
Yesterday he made his debut at Young At Art Museum, during a story time reading and bookmaking workshop. He was well received, and we all had a great time!
The power to reconnect with our inner child…
Being in touch with our inner child gets the creative juices flowing and expands the imagination. So get out, hug a frog, laugh and be joyful. In this particular case I know that being silly will keep me Young At HeART!
Thank you to Amber for bringing Ladle The Leap Frog to life!
Learn more about The Fairy Tale Project Event and View More Photos!
