thats really cool. ha. very interesting and well done!

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i love that paint! evokes memories about a book i read in my childhood

Prettygorgeouscutefullness

That's right.

a NEW word

thanks, do you remember the book?

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that's amazing how you did that

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thanks dude, it's gay i'm banned from thumbshare for life :/

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jesus. thats just unnecessary.

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its neat to me how the shrooms are so clearly defined while the trees get to wisp off into the sky of their own accord...
this is MUSHROOM island... not tree island... not bird island... not river island. MUSHROOMS. get it?!?

the flowers should count themselves lucky...



if i had kids i would want this for their wall...
very keen!

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Yes, I do remember… in fact, I’ll never forget that book, the title is “Rabicún” it’s written in Spanish, the author is Patricia Barbadillo… I think that there’s no translation for this book in English, so I wrote a little review for you:

It’s a book written for children on which the author proposes to illustrate some articles of the Constitution.

Barbadillo created a particular universe (Planet Rabicún) in which the characters live, during their daily lives the author will demonstrate the need to have common laws that must be respected.

The protagonist of the book is named Casilda, the daughter of the king, who fights in his own way against social discrimination because of their status, age, sex... The princess has a vocation for manual work, which his father refuses to see because she is a princess and besides she is a girl; the king thinks that manual work belongs to men and the kitchen and housekeeping belongs to women… but at the end Casilda demonstrate her talent and make a difference.

Mmmmmm.... Shroooooms..... mmmmm.

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