Bloom’s Adventures🦊🌼🌷
Had to recreate a childhood for homework so I decided to pick a character that I used to draw from 5-6th grade. She might be older but that is as far as I remember.
Bloom’s original house was a tree house, but i thought that a mud cottage would fit her best. I tried to keep an essence of her old home by adding a big oak tree next to her home. Everything is colored with watercolor, colorful linears pens, outlined in sharpy, and carefully cut out. Finally, sticking it together was probably the best part as it tied together pretty well! Im proud of this^^
This makes me want to make different rooms for my paper doll✨
#uniquecollageart #watercolor #nostalgiccoloring #childhoodcharacter #cottagecoredecor
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