RSPCF by Demonika
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Description
The Royal Society for the prevention of cruelty to fairys released this image today as part of their "Shock Tactic" campaign against malicious children.
A spokesperson for the RSPCF announced that statistics for "trapping and incarceration of fairys in household jars" had risen alarmingly in the past few years.
Mr Grimble then went on to say "we hope this image makes people realise that fairys really don't like being put in jars, I mean look at her SAD FACE! They like to flutter and make clothes out of butterflies and it's time that this sort of thing stopped".
Sorry, I have a strange sense of humour, I'm not really a warped individual at all.
Comments (9)
She's lovely and I love the story as well :)
lol. Thanks, hope I don't offend people!
O like it alot .Cool story behind the image . I like strange sence of humor :)
Sometimes a twisted and warped sense of humor is the most interesting one to have. Very nice story/image combo. Constructive criticism... she could look abit sadder. I'm just not seeing the anguish and pain of losing one's freedom. Overall, great stuff. Keep up the good work.
OK, I'm sorry, I'll let them go... Excellent work!!
WOW! This is absolutely beautiful!
Cool idea!! I think a person has to be a little warped in order to be a really good artist! Don't quote me on that though! lol :)
RSPCF, I like it, guessed what it stood for before I saw the pic. Really pretty fairy. I guess you dont approve of the 'Book of Pressed Faeries' you can get in good bookshops lol.
LOL!!! I love that book, I was given it as a present many years ago and it's still one of my favourites.