Newest
La vida de una princesa..En la punta de la colina más alta, se visualiza un hermoso castillo custodiado por guardias montados en blancos caballos, a los alrededores del castillo se encuentra un frondoso pasto verde, complementado con un hermoso jardín lleno de flores, arbustos y un largo río que pasa por ahí; el agua del río es celeste y cristalina, contiene varias especies de coloridos peces, que nadan felices y tranquilos, sin molestia alguna.La vida de una princesa..
En éste castillo viven los reyes Pancrasia y Anacleto II, junto a su pequeña hija Delfina Feliciana, a la cual odiaban en secreto, pues al parecer era una niña malcriada y
by ~LauraKimboll
Favourites
Watchers
Journal
No journal entries yet.
deviantID
Devious Info
- Current Residence: Kodiak Island, Alaska
- deviantWEAR sizing preference: 8.88x10.91
- Print preference: a shiny matte
- Interests: hmm art, pretty obvious, huh
- Favourite movie: lots..
- Favourite band or musician: hmm..the most random you can ever think of jaja
- Favourite genre of music: various..:)
- Favourite artist: hmm several..
- Favourite poet or writer: ee kike daaahxD
- Favourite photographer: Andy Warhol (L)
- Favourite style of art: POP ART!:)
- Favourite game: the old fashion miss pac-man
- Favourite cartoon character: mickey & minnie mouse, i guess.. oh & I almost forgot about kitty jaja'
- Personal Quote: jajajaxD..?
- Website: http://laurakimboll.blogspot.com/
- MSN: laurabernal_@hotmail.com
deviantART Community Board
Comments
Site Map
©2009 deviantART. All rights reserved
Un saludo.
--
~~Evy Fangs~~
~~~Sunshine Caprice~~~
~~Vixie Hex~~
I have lots of names, due to lots of love <3
Thank you all!
--
Yagiz Ozal Ekren (Rudy)
Mail : yagizozalekren@gmail.com
Deviant: [link]
See ya.
--
Portfolio: TSURUFOTO.com
Shop: TSURUFOTO: Etsy Shop
Our Blog: Tsuru & The Bride
--
-morbid
x
--
“I decided that it was not wisdom that enabled [poets] to write their poetry, but a kind of instinct or inspiration, such as you find in seers and prophets who deliver all their sublime messages without knowing in the least what they mean.”
Socrates
Previous Page123Next Page