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The x-mas trade for ! Another old watcher of mine.

Well, I have abselutely no clue who these two characters are (Kururu and Cherie I think they were called?), but they were on her wishlist and the designs caught my interest.

Seeming I didn't really know them, I wasn't sure of what to do with them, but finally I decided to use them as a frame for a few words of wisdom I made up not too long ago.

"Reach for all happinnes
and he happy for all you reach"

...Refers to goals in life. It's supposed to encourage you to reach out, work and fight for the goals - the things in life that makes you happy. That you dream for. However, you should still not loose sight of all the good you have an have gained on the way - each step in the progress is something that should be loved. It leads you on, it strenghtes you and when you appreaciate at least what you can while looking for the goal, the things you make and do can become so much more alive than if you did not appreaciate what you can or didn't think of moving foreward.

The pictures and poses is an illustration of these points. The angel reaches towards the stars, shining lights that seems so far away and unreachable, eyes dreamy as a symbol of 'that's where my dreams take me to'. The butterfly goal reaches for the flower, a small banality to many, something that will dissapear easily without care and dissapear fast, maybe be partly forgotten by next flower. However, that flower will still be pretty, smell ever so sweet and brighten up your mood from you pick it, and while you have it. And you'll keep the sweet scent and the beauty in the back of your head next time you see a flower - a progress - reminding you that this is good and lovable itself brief.

The silken sheets and the grass - as well as the golden dust and the stars - glide into each other as a reminder that they should go together. Not just be kept apart.

Merry Christmas Fukaru.

Kururu and Cherie (c) how-the-fuck-would-I-know-whoever-made-them
Quote and art (c) me.

Description
The x-mas trade for ! Another old watcher of mine.

Well, I have abselutely no clue who these two characters are (Kururu and Cherie I think they were called?), but they were on her wishlist and the designs caught my interest.

Seeming I didn't really know them, I wasn't sure of what to do with them, but finally I decided to use them as a frame for a few words of wisdom I made up not too long ago.

"Reach for all happinnes
and he happy for all you reach"

...Refers to goals in life. It's supposed to encourage you to reach out, work and fight for the goals - the things in life that makes you happy. That you dream for. However, you should still not loose sight of all the good you have an have gained on the way - each step in the progress is something that should be loved. It leads you on, it strenghtes you and when you appreaciate at least what you can while looking for the goal, the things you make and do can become so much more alive than if you did not appreaciate what you can or didn't think of moving foreward.

The pictures and poses is an illustration of these points. The angel reaches towards the stars, shining lights that seems so far away and unreachable, eyes dreamy as a symbol of 'that's where my dreams take me to'. The butterfly goal reaches for the flower, a small banality to many, something that will dissapear easily without care and dissapear fast, maybe be partly forgotten by next flower. However, that flower will still be pretty, smell ever so sweet and brighten up your mood from you pick it, and while you have it. And you'll keep the sweet scent and the beauty in the back of your head next time you see a flower - a progress - reminding you that this is good and lovable itself brief.

The silken sheets and the grass - as well as the golden dust and the stars - glide into each other as a reminder that they should go together. Not just be kept apart.

Merry Christmas Fukaru.

Kururu and Cherie (c) how-the-fuck-would-I-know-whoever-made-them
Quote and art (c) me.