Kylie InGold

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Kylie InGold
BornSeptember 1962 (age 61)
NationalityAustralian
Alma mater Gold Coast Institute of TAFE
StylePainter fairy and fantasy works
Website www.ingoldart.net

Kylie InGold (born September 1962) is an Australian artist, a painter of the fairy and fantasy genre. Her painting career began in the early 1980s and has endured as one of Australia's most popular contemporary fairy artists. She studied fashion design at the Gold Coast Institute of TAFE.

InGold predominantly works in oil and acrylic. Her paintings have been exhibited at numerous art galleries in Australia, and appeared on the covers of magazines, Tarot cards and prints.

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