Fairytail Magnets

magical unicorn for magical girls

The northern lights, the fox waved with his tale ... looks the aurora appears !!!

The northern lights, the fox waved with his taile ... look the aurora appears !!!

Colorful, abstract design of frogs fitting for kids and grownups who loves fairytales. It can also be given as a birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend, or girlfriend who also loves romantic fairytales. Design for your love gifts, or add some love to your home.

Fairy Flying in beauty landscape

Painting about a vintage girl finding her destiny in a fairytale world.

Looking for Tomorrow

Fantasy

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Painting by Friso Henstra (1928-2013)

Colorful and vibrant art of young fairy.

This is an original drawing from the award winning children book The Round Sultan and the Straight Answer (1970) by Barbara K. Walker and my grandfather Friso Henstra. With the illustrations for this book he won The Gold Medal in New York in 1971. The story is about a sultan who can't stop eating until the hamal tells him his fate.

This is a drawing from the award winning children book The Round Sultan and the Straight Answer (1970) by Barbara K. Walker and my grandfather Friso Henstra. With the illustrations for this book he won The Gold Medal in New York in 1971. The story is about a sultan who can't stop eating until the hamal tells him his fate.

This is an original drawing from the award winning children book The Round Sultan and the Straight Answer (1970) by Barbara K. Walker and my grandfather Friso Henstra. With the illustrations for this book he won The Gold Medal in New York in 1971. The story is about a sultan who can't stop eating until the hamal tells him his fate.

This is an original drawing from the award winning children book The Round Sultan and the Straight Answer (1970) by Barbara K. Walker and my grandfather Friso Henstra. With the illustrations for this book he won The Gold Medal in New York in 1971. The story is about a sultan who can't stop eating until the hamal tells him his fate.

This is a drawing from the award winning children book The Round Sultan and the Straight Answer (1970) by Barbara K. Walker and my grandfather Friso Henstra. With the illustrations for this book he won The Gold Medal in New York in 1971. The story is about a sultan who can't stop eating until the hamal tells him his fate.

Pencil Rendering. Four legged monster with tree growing from its limb. Heart exposed and one giant hand with small goblins climbing its "master".

This is an original drawing from the award winning children book The Round Sultan and the Straight Answer (1970) by Barbara K. Walker and my grandfather Friso Henstra. With the illustrations for this book he won The Gold Medal in New York in 1971. The story is about a sultan who can't stop eating until the hamal tells him his fate.

This is an original drawing from the award winning children book The Round Sultan and the Straight Answer (1970) by Barbara K. Walker and my grandfather Friso Henstra. With the illustrations for this book he won The Gold Medal in New York in 1971. The story is about a sultan who can't stop eating until the hamal tells him his fate. In this image he is taking a steambath because a doctor tells him he can loose weight this way.

Painted by Friso Henstra (1928-2013)

This image is from the children's book The Silver Whistle (1971)

This image is from the children's book Stupid Marco (1970) by Jay Williams and Friso Henstra.

Image by Friso Henstra (1928-2013)

Image from Friso Henstra (1928-2013)

This image is from the children's book Stupid Marco (1970)

Image from Friso Henstra (1928-2013)

This image is from the children's book Stupid Marco (1970)

This design is one of the best seller art for a reason and it also gives you the opportunities to show your love to yourself and to your loved ones and your family members, who had always given you the unconditional love in every up and down of your life. AladdinHub will be delighted if you guys do us a favor by following and sharing our works with the awesome peoples like you, who give value to our works because it motivates us to do more.

This image is from the children's book Seven at one Blow (1972)

Image for a children's book by Friso Henstra.

This image is from the children's book Stupid Marco (1970)

This image is from the children's book The Round Sultan and the Straight Answer (1970)

The little mermaid on the coast of Kopenhagen

This image is from the children's book The Silver Whistle (1971)

This image is from the children's book Stupid Marco (1970)

This beautiful fairy with her rosy cheeks and pastel color palette radiates joy. Every fairy is beautiful.