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BabyStar / 
toddlergirl who's birthday was recently but for the purposes of forgetfulness forgot to give this to her.
This is a sequel to Falling Stars featuring the great wolf demon Musei from Little Red Wolf Girl whom apparently has the ability to infiltrate dreams. It was actually partially inspired by a previous journal entry from Gem's journal that talked about strange things that happened on a train and dreams. In this case the idea was about how things can sometimes feel out of place in dreams.
The scenario goes: that thing often seem out of proportion in dreams. Everything seems smaller or perhaps we ourselves seem bigger by comparison from everything else. And yet I'm pretty sure everyone would just see a baby girl just walking about the train? So, no matter how bigger we seem in the inside we can feel different from our own point of view. If that's the case, then why is there a giant wolf on a train car moving from about without seeming the least bit suspicious? What would a dream therapist say about this meaning? Whatever it is, it can't be much weirder than anything imagined on a dream dream traveling through the stars.
Happy Birthday Star/Gem/Sammy.
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BabyStar / 
toddlergirl who's birthday was recently but for the purposes of forgetfulness forgot to give this to her. This is a sequel to Falling Stars featuring the great wolf demon Musei from Little Red Wolf Girl whom apparently has the ability to infiltrate dreams. It was actually partially inspired by a previous journal entry from Gem's journal that talked about strange things that happened on a train and dreams. In this case the idea was about how things can sometimes feel out of place in dreams.
The scenario goes: that thing often seem out of proportion in dreams. Everything seems smaller or perhaps we ourselves seem bigger by comparison from everything else. And yet I'm pretty sure everyone would just see a baby girl just walking about the train? So, no matter how bigger we seem in the inside we can feel different from our own point of view. If that's the case, then why is there a giant wolf on a train car moving from about without seeming the least bit suspicious? What would a dream therapist say about this meaning? Whatever it is, it can't be much weirder than anything imagined on a dream dream traveling through the stars.
Happy Birthday Star/Gem/Sammy.
For high resolution see the following link --->
http://sta.sh/0f6dcckdcf
Category Artwork (Digital) / Fantasy
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1280 x 989px
File Size 1.28 MB
Listed in Folders
oMg im so sorry i didnt say thankyooo or anything. I could have sworn when I faved it i left a comment but its not here so it must not have sent.
thankyou soo much for the picture, your dreamscapes are always so interesting although...am i worried because of the wolf or because of my clothing choices *giggles* thankyooo so very much for thinking of me on my bifrday
thankyou soo much for the picture, your dreamscapes are always so interesting although...am i worried because of the wolf or because of my clothing choices *giggles* thankyooo so very much for thinking of me on my bifrday
It's quite alright. I understand you've been a busy little Lynx/Squiggle lately, and you can't keep track of everything.
Still, I'm glad you like the picture. And in answering to your question, I thought you might be worried because everything seems bigger than it aught to be. Big wolf, big universe, small train, not to mention some very big changes to your wardrobe as it were.
Once again, so glad you liked it.
Still, I'm glad you like the picture. And in answering to your question, I thought you might be worried because everything seems bigger than it aught to be. Big wolf, big universe, small train, not to mention some very big changes to your wardrobe as it were.
Once again, so glad you liked it.
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