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Hot Chocolate Fairy Drawing

The fairy watched hopefully as the human pulled a stoneware cup and saucer out of the cabinet. Her heart fluttered as milk was poured and warmed in the microwave. She was so hypnotized by the cup turning like a merry-go-round that she missed the magical cocoa powder appear on the counter. The fairy jumped when the microwave let out its shrill call, but crept closer as the human carefully removed the cup. Cocoa was whisked into the milk, then topped with a heaping swirl of whipped cream and sprinkled with cinnamon. The smell of sweet chocolate wafting through the air was irresistible.

The fairy buzzed wildly through the house, rang the doorbell and was back in the kitchen before the sound had even reached the human's boringly rounded ears. "Now who could that be?" the human murmured, releasing her grip on the handle she'd been about to pick up.

The human left the room and the fairy triumphantly dived toward the steaming drink. She hugged the cup happily, warmth filling every millimeter of her body.

Hot Chocolate Fairy
Hot Chocolate fairy is inked with black Sakura Pigma Micron Pens and colored with Prismacolor pencils onto ACEO sized Strathmore Smooth Bristol Paper.

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Comments

  1. That's sweet, and the clever fairy ringing the doorbell, to hug a mug of chocolaty goodness. Pretty drawing and Happy New Year!

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  2. I love this piece in colour!!!! wonderful work!!! Wishing you all the best in 2012!!!! Happy New Year!!!

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  3. Beautiful drawing :)

    Happy New Year to you and the Happy Fairy. Cheers, T. :)

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  4. Your imagination is too cute! (or is that a real story?, hmmmmm...)

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  5. You are very creative both with story and art! She really holds that cup in loving embrace. Next piece will be the smile on her face and a hot chocolate mustache :) Your use of colored pencils inspires me......

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  6. Wow..how beautiful and enchanting!! one for me too please! Love your gorgeous fairy!

    HUgs friend and wishing you a magical 2012!!
    You are amazing and super beautiful!
    Hugs
    victoria

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  7. Oh she is adorable and I love the story :)
    Have a wonderful 2012!

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  8. So cute!!! Looks good enough to eat.

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  9. Really cute and I love the story to go with it! That would be a perfect magnet for the kitchen.

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  10. oh, look at this sweet gorgeous yummy piece!

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  11. Very cute Kristin! I love your little story too - so adorable! I believe in fairies :) and now I know who has been drinking all my cocoa!

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  12. this is one of my favorites!Thank you for joining us at the Thursday Favorites Hop. Wishing you a happy weekend! xo

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