The Fables - woman portrait, fairy tale, fantasy Painting

Alice laughed. "There's no point in trying," she said, "you can't believe in fables." "I suppose you don't have too much experience," said the Queen. "When I was younger, I used to do it for half an hour a day. What can I say, sometimes I managed to believe in at least six fables even before breakfast. Logic will lead you from point "A" to point "B". Imagination – anywhere. ▪︎ mixed media on cardboard ▪︎ size 50 x 70cm ≈ 20 x 27.5”, depth 0.3" ▪︎ covered with a protective varnish to prevent it from dust and sunlight. ▪︎The painting is signed on the back and a certificate of authenticity is attached. "The Fables" invites viewers into a world of enchantment and curiosity, inspired by the fantastical realm of "Alice in Wonderland." At the center of the canvas stands a peculiar girl with elfin ears and a mischievous twinkle in her eye. Her pointed nose adds to her whimsical charm, hinting at her playful nature and adventurous spirit. Surrounding her are a collection of peculiar and elongated creatures, resembling whimsical specters from a dream. These ethereal beings, akin to playful ghosts, dance around her in a surreal ballet of fantasy and imagination. Each figure is imbued with its own unique personality, adding depth to the narrative of the painting. In this piece, the artist explores themes of fantasy, symbolism, and surrealism, weaving together elements of whimsy and mystery to create a captivating tableau. Through intricate details and vibrant colors, "The Fables » transports viewers to a world where the boundaries between reality and fantasy blur, inviting them to embark on their own journey of wonder and discovery. fairy tale, fantasy art, fantasy portrait, fantasy world, portrait girl, portraiture figurative impressionism, red ribbon, strange creatures, fantasies, fiction, girl, personage, portrait, symbolism, woman, mystery