Pure Fun

Name: Pure Fun
Brand: Fantasywire

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Pure Fun I did consider naming her Zephyr which means the West Wind, but the phrase thats stuck with me all along is “Pure Fun”. There is no deep meaning behind her, she’s simply a happy little fairy having fun, doing a handstand on top of a dandelion. There is a couple of noteworthy features: The dandelion has the most detail and is the most accurate in terms of seed to head scale of any I’ve made to date. Although the pose looks simple, it was incredibly tricky to add the detail in her back due to the confined space. I think the pose works exceptional well and as time goes on I’m sure I get

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Registered at Companies House as FANTASYWIRE LIMITED, number 09813299. Checked 2026-08-29.
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