I called this work Fairy Tale because it takes me back to a very special place: my childhood.

When I was a child, I had a book of fairy tales that I read over and over again. The stories, the castles, the magical creatures... they never left my imagination. Even today, deep in my heart, I still carry that little girl's dream: that magic is real and that, somehow, I could be the protagonist of a world full of wonder.

This illustration reflects that feeling. A world of enchantment, innocence, and fantasy—where fairies sit on mushrooms, deer speak with their eyes, and every path leads to a hidden castle. A world where the impossible feels possible.

I think we all need to hold on to that part of ourselves. The pure part. That inner child who still believes in good things, in dreams, in beauty without reason.

Today, many of us have lost that sense of wonder. We've become too logical, rushed, and distracted. But I believe it's time to return. To return to the basics, to imagination, to the heart. To that place where we once believed anything was possible.

That Fairy Tale Let this be a gentle reminder: Never stop dreaming. Never stop believing. Keep your heart open like a child's—pure, playful, and full of magic. Because the world needs more fantasy, and your story still matters.