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onlyinmywildestdreams725 · 3 days

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cottagesongs · 1 year

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#candles #pink #pink aesthetic #pinkcore #upload #flowers #illustration #cottagecore #fairycore #fairy tale aesthetic #princess aesthetic

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sagebetweenthepages · 1 year

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#cottagecore #farmcore #naturecore #forestcore #fairycore #countrycore #cottage aesthetic #farm aesthetic #fairy aesthetic #fairy tale aesthetic #country aesthetic #tree #trees #nature

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evturhevrtout · 1 year

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#sirencore #water signs #mermaid #mermaid core #gloomy #dark fairytale #fairy tale aesthetic

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caminimm · 11 months

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I wish you roses 🥀

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#dark fashion #soft grunge #haute couture #vintage style #embroidery #pinterest outfit #pinterest #princess core #fairy tale aesthetic #dark fairycore #dark acamedia #parisian style #french fashion #faded #aesthetics #tumblr style #flowers #vintagestyle

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assassin1513 · 9 months

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⚜️The dreaming Fairy Castles ⚜️

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punto-png · 29 days

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Beauty and the Beast but make it 🌈✨gay✨🌈 This is the piece I created for @onceuponarainbowzine, an LGBTQ fairytale zine, last year. Leftover sales for the zine open in a few days if people want to grab a copy or any of the merch!

Bonus concept art sketches and lineart:

#zine #zine art #my art #fairytale #beauty and the beast #fairy tale retelling #fairy tale aesthetic #lgbt #lgbtq #gay art #gay #gay fairytale #monster #monster art #creature design

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punkpandapatrixk · 5 months

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When I was a child I believed everything was possible. Sadly, I was met with adults who told me I should grow up and be responsible. They said fairy tales aren't sensible.

For a time I listened to that, thinking their worldview was reliable. When they told me my dreams and ambitions were unattainable. But then, I grew up and came to my own senses...how some adults are abominable.

Adults…many of them see in children what they’ve allowed to die inside of themselves. I know now they are very much ashamed of themselves. For that reason, they’d rather no child grows up to be happier or nobler than themselves.

I’m sure it must be envy.

I’m now a grownup, too. But unlike them, I haven’t died; not really, no. Even better, now that I’m older, I’m going to see all my dreams and ambitions come true.

And one day, when I have a child of my own, I’ll teach them to fight for their own fairy tale.

When childhood dies, its corpses are called adults and they enter society, one of the politer names of hell. That is why we dread children, even if we love them. They show us the state of our decay.

— Brian W. Aldiss