Good day/evening, dear Hivers!! 😊
Today, I wanted to share my collection of cute and beautiful paintings personally made by my daughter 
As I mentioned in my previous blog, I joined or entered the world of my daughter to understand her fully, especially since she is the only child in the family. One of them is entering her "Anime World", which I later learned to love, and we've been good buddies in watching some anime movies and series.
Lately, she has painted some small random stuff like nature and anime characters.
She showed me one of her paintings using her newly purchased watercolor papers. It was that tiny painting in the middle, a beautiful and serene view of nature at night.
She just showed it to me for approval, and I suddenly said or asked, "Is this for my collection?" And there it started. I was at my desk in my bedroom that time, and instantly, I figured out where to put it.
It looks good on the wall, so I asked her for some more paintings. And because I love Studio Ghibli movies and am in love with the cute characters, I asked her to paint them for me.
My tiny painting collection was completed yesterday, and I sincerely love them, so I am sharing it here with you all.
These are the characters of Laputa: Castle in the Sky." I really enjoyed this film and love Sheeta and Pazu as the main characters. I've already posted a review of this film here.
And who could ever forget this smart young girl, Chihiro, who is transported to the spirit world, where she worked at a bath house for all the mystical spirits? And of course, Haku, the cute dragon in the painting. I plan to rewatch this film and share my opinion here one day.
I also asked my daughter to paint the cutest and loveliest "Goldfish", PONYO, who escaped from the ocean and was being helped by a young human boy, Sosuke. This is also a good film. In fact, I rewatched it with my daughter weeks ago, and I might write a review soon.
The three other paintings have a story, too.
She painted a cute home sparrow bird to remind my husband to feed them every day. We were supposed to attach this painting to the bird's food container because sometimes my husband forgets to feed them.
She randomly painted this cactus, too, and I asked for this one because we once had very beautiful succulent plants, and only a few cactuses are left.
This cute butterfly represents my love of gardening, but sadly, I can't actively do it now because of my health situation. Seeing butterflies of different colors in the garden is a beautiful feeling.
Watching these beautiful tiny paintings in front of my desk, where I spend most of the time, can also make me feel happy.
I am so grateful for my daughter
I'll end my post here, until next time.
My sincere thanks for stopping by, and God bless..🙏❣