Arthur spiderwick

Sprites are creatures mentioned in Arthur Spiderwick's Field Guide to the Fantastical World Around You. Dazzling in colour and about the size of large insects, sprites have glistening membranous wings. In fact, they are often confused with exotic insects or flowers at first glance. Considered by many to be the most common type of faerie, sprites prefer to live in deep woods and make their homes high in the branches of trees. They particularly love to live in forests inhabited by treefolk and…

Caribbean Mermaid. Spiderwicks Field Guide

This is what's written in Arthur Spiderwick's Field Guide to the Fantastical World Around You about the Nixies. Guardians of freshwater pools and streams, nixies, (also called naiads and nixes) are bound to the body of water in which they dwell. They are most commonly spotted alone and can be identified by the liquid continuously streaming from their hair and clothes as well as the greenish sheen of their skin. Nixies are amphibious and, unlike mermaids, they have legs rather than a tail…

Brian Froud - Insect Fairies

This is a Greater Bull Goblin | Goblins (Family: Adentidae) | Sometimes Sprites are called Faeries, even though we all know the term "Faerie" can be used to designate creatures like Trolls, Giants and Kelpies as well.

Thimbletack is a brownie who lives in the attic of the Spiderwick Estate. In the television series, he is voiced by Jack Dylan Grazer. Arthur often discussed things with Thimbletack during his work with the Field Guide, among them an eventual transformation from Boggart to Brownie (which Thimbletack doubted). When Arthur became prisoner of the Elves in September 1935, his wife Constance died shortly after and his daughter Lucinda ended up in mental to Arthur's book, but if they answered…

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Spiderwick Chronicles

This is what's written in Arthur Spiderwick's Field Guide to the Fantastical World Around You about Hobgoblins. Similar to goblins in appearance, hobgoblins, or hobs as they are sometimes called, are a less malicious and more mischievous type of faerie. Friendly and sometimes even helpful, hobgoblins still have a penchant for pranks ranging from annoying to infuriating. They are most fond of stealing trinkets and food, but they also enjoy tripping people and otherwise causing amusing havoc…