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The transformation, or transportation a child, or person, experiences when reading a good book is apparent in the drawing.
For us, the observer of this drawing, it is not necessary to read what the actual words say, but it is to see the transportation of the mind absorbing the story as it lifts her from her present state into that of the unknown.
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hey! id love it!, can i print this to be my highlighter?
Thank u anyway
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Of course you can. Thanks for asking.
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wicked. This would be something I would post in my classroom...when I'm done with my degree.
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this is really lovely, curious about what it says though..too small to read!
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I see this beautiful world of literature and imagination... You show this great.
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YOur bookmark designs are wonderful! SO original and well thought of!
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This is wonderful, your proberly use to people going "your work is fantastic" well...lm going to agree with them because you have alot of talent, and your artworks are all very simplistic(hope thats a word) and with little colour, and because there so diffrent they turn out to be very beautiful.
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I love this one, so simple but so affective.
Love it!!!!!!
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Such a wonderfully imagined peice that truley shows the power of imagination
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your right about this... this needs no comment.
you should get prints.. i would buy. i would empty my bank account.
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Thank you very much Nagame. Perhaps I'll do it someday. It's just that it seems a little complex.
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excellent 
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wow! I love that! definitely going on my favourites list!
I love that, *g* the flower reminds me of my fav perfume Kenzo flower.
i could go on and on about this picture, really I oculd, but I won't bore U to death, and let me just say it again: I love it!!!! oh, and Mark Ryden rox!
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Oh, this is so lovely! And as a teacher, I am especially fond of it...
Take care,
Charlotte
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this one would be a wonderful bookmark.... if only it would be larger....
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Well, in fact it's a class work. We had to do some bookmarks for a contest and they have to be 4x20cm., so I couldn't do it bigger. At least the final version. The sketches and the original watercolor are 8x40cm.
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heheh ok, i hoped that you can do a larger scansion of that but it's lovely the same!
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wonderful!!! much like your other piece i have yet to comment on with the boy reading the book and the butterflies!! i love the tall skinny composition. its wonderful to start at the top and scroll down to see the origins of the emmerging flowers... its so interesting also that you seem to have incorporated text into the red petals--as if reminding us again that theyve come from the book. the girl is sweet--i like her simplicity and softness. well done!
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I have to 
I like the softness of your shading and the shapes of the faces you draw. Subtle colouring too.
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uooo, ese lo tengo yo.... (no hace falta que te diga lo que opino, verdad?)
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wow.... i love this picture. i don't know why. i just do. maybe the simplicity of it... 
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