Ley Wendavik and the 3 Little Fairies by Werley Nortreus - HTML preview
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Part 2
Right after I sketched the three Fairies along with their traits and the Land they would inhabit, I commenced my coloring. However, I encountered some difficulty in achieving the correct representation.
Consequently, I discarded all the incorrect sketches until I successfully created the perfect drawing, free of any errors. “This isn't right! What Am I doing?” I remarked to the failed attempts, tearing them up to begin anew.
After several hours, I finally illustrated the three Fairies and their Land to my satisfaction.
“Alright, that's it!” I exclaimed, “At last, I have completed the painting of the three Fairies in their Land!”
“How wonderful this is!”
“Oh, I truly adore it!” I said as I admired the final sketch of the three Fairies and their Land.
“Indeed, I have depicted three stunning female Fairies!”
“The white-skinned Fairy wears a white dress with a sky-blue belt and has yellow hair; her wings are light sky blue, and her shoes match her wings' color. The dark-skinned Fairy wears a yellow dress, has black hair, green wings, and green shoes. Lastly, the brown-skinned Fairy is dressed in bright blue with yellow belt, with brown hair, yellow wings, and bright blue shoes.” I explained on my own. Indeed, it was in the evening when I completed the drawing of the three Fairies along with their Land. My goodness! It's crazy how wielding my brushes and a few sketches brings to life three Fairies who would prove to be quite beneficial. Indeed, it may sound a bit wild, but reality is undeniable.
Just a few moments after I had finished the painting, I placed it on the desk and descended using the ladder before Bobo and I headed to watch a play at a theater not far from my home. However, I neglected to switch off the lamp that was on. Upon reaching the theater, I encountered a young girl who appeared to be around my age.
