Two fairies drawing!

These gems fairies are so beautiful and delicate. They are so sweet. The timid and innocence of the young faires are evident in this precious drawing. I agree with the sentiment of the cowboy that this would be a lovely children's book cover. The beautiful contrast in colors the vibrant mushroom cap and the pileus so soft. These two seem close and there's one in the shady area, the dark haired fairy while the other is closer to the sun. They look like friends just hanging out. One seems more shy and sweet, loving the pant and blouse detailing and the older one more outgoing and fun, possibly trying to help her friend with her shyness, possibly? I want to know more and it would be cool to hang out with the fairies. It's bold and beautiful to put these two fairies together yet, it works so well, it's balanced. This artist knows how to combine the two very well. Bravo! I hope we get to see more of them in the future.

Right? This one's so precious. I love the diversity in Arianna's range. One day, she might draw something totally kick-ass, the next, something calm and serene, the next, something whimsical and bright, yet each and every statement she chooses to make feels completely natural. It doesn't feel like a kid playing dress-up and trying on different things that don't match. Each one just looks so seamless, as if they're all a part of her nature. I'd love to see a children's book with her involvement. That's a really nice interpretation! Everything she does is a thing of beauty.

This is adorable! True to her classic fashion, this looks like something that would make a beautiful cover for a child's book. It is enchanting. The contrasting demeanor, ages, body types, and aesthetics of the two fairies is something one would have to very cautious about, especially when putting them in the same scene together, but, as always, she skillfully shared with us a scene with two fairies who are different enough yet go perfectly together in the same scene. Are they a big sister and a little sister? Are they neighbors? Friends? Maybe even strangers who had a chance encounter? The timid nature of the green-wearing one is a perfect foil to the assured, yet still kindly appearance of the purple-wearing one. The perspective of the scene is lovely, too. Fantastical perspectives can't be easy, especially since none of us are tiny enough to be able to sit under a mushroom and draw that sort of thing from experience, but rather than just drawing a large mushroom, she carefully showed us even the underside of the pileus, showing us just how wee the fairies truly are. I know they are fictional characters, but still, I wish I could scoop them up into my pocket and get to speak with them about what their life as fairies is like. That's how lovable they are to me. Although f

Sorry. I accidentally hit "Post Comment" whilst answering a business call, but my last remark was to be that although fairies are commonly seen as being made for little girls, a great artist can make such a world of wonder appeal to anybody. I'm a grown man and yet here I am, drawn into this world of fantasy, magic, and, most importantly, potential. (Me being a nerd might help, haha.)