This slightly worn design sketch shows clear signs of modification. A note reads, “Found this while lost… I added some tweaks of my own to it. Signed, ‘Silvo’.”
In the corner of the sketch, a small line of text reads, “I learned the true essence of combing hair from the bubbles blown by small fish, just be casual!”
The sketch carefully outlines the steps for tying a ponytail and the required time, with a big note at the bottom: “Five-second success, a must-learn for beginners!”
At the top of the sketch, it says: “I’ve observed many Faewish Sprite hairstyles recently and finally captured some inspiration.” The hasty handwriting below notes the page number: “Adventures in the Wishing Woods, page 71.”
A small thesis is attached to the sketch, with the title in bold, large font: “A Study on the Potential and Feasibility of Using Aurosa Pollen Extract in Hair Dyeing Craftsmanship.”
A sketch bearing a faint scent of wheat, marked with a note written with tiny letters: “Seeing this, people should remember the endless golden wheat fields of Prosperville…”
“If the wind had a color, I think it would look like this.” The Sketch showcased the process of mixing hair colors, with this note scribbled beside the final result.
The original draft was a well-fitted suit that was later altered to achieve a looser fit. Faint pencil notes read, “This is one of our lady’s early works! Better keep it safe…”
Inspired by the books stored in the Temple of Wishes! I learned a lot from reading them! The sketch is densely annotated with various precautions for the making process, with the page number squeezed into a small corner: “Adventures in the Wishing Woods, page 96.”
The mature and powerful handwriting reads: “The children say Lilina always lends her umbrella to those caught in the rain. They asked me to find a way to shield her from storms.”
A sketch left behind at the Daisy Inn with varying shades of green painted on the back. Written at the end is, “I’ve reached 100 shades of green! Now I’ll start collecting 100 shades of orange!”
Today’s discovery: Faewish Sprites from different professions wear different outfits! Even students should have their own uniforms! In the bottom left corner: “Adventures in the Wishing Woods, page 12.”
Each leaf was carefully pressed and attached to the sketch, with one circled and labeled: “The 300th lucky leaf found during an outing! It inspired me.”
At the top of the sketch, a neat line of text read, “The memories we weave together will forever drift through the fields of Wishfield, eternal and unbroken.”
The writing in the margins is a bit messy, and filled with abbreviations and symbols. A note reads, “This section was later refined by the Golden Daisies.”
A bright marker outlines the sketch along with the message: “Keep it up! To make your legs strong, you need to first get a pair of flexible pants that can handle your workout!”
A sketch that’s delicately drawn on a piece of dainty yellow journal paper. It bears the prominent title “Bug-Catching Plan” at the top. Meanwhile, the remainder is left blank.
At the bottom of the sketch, it says “Adventures in the Wishing Woods, page 25,” with an old book page attached, labeled “Came across this in the Aurosa Valley.”
In the blank spaces of the sketch, detailed instructions on the correct operation process for testing voltage with professional equipment are recorded.
The sketch is drawn on a piece of Thuddy Squash-colored candy wrapper, adorned with stripes and squares. In the end, the squares were crossed out, leaving only the stripes. On the back of the wrapper, a few words read, “Pinny’s keepsake.”
A pencil sketch of a night scene in the Wishing Woods. The note at the bottom reads: “Finally had the chance to do a sketch in the Wishing Woods! The moonlit forest looks so dreamy, as if every corner is twinkling with tiny sparkles.”
“Finally explored the farthest point, Bizarre Wish Hills. The journey is almost over, and this uniform is nearly complete, but… we’re still missing a pair of socks!” The signature below reads: “Adventures in the Wishing Woods, page 101—the last page.”
A simple sketch that has a brief personal note on the side saying: “3 days left until the festival and 15 until relocation. If time allows, a trip to the Stellar Fishing Ground would be nice.”
The light pencil strokes created a simple family portrait: a solemn-looking Faewish Sprite father and son, with a kindly smiling mother, bathed in a soft blue glow.
A sketch with myriad stripes meticulously arranged on the reverse side. The black-and-white patterns have been repeatedly refined for size and visual effect.
The sketch bears a line of writing that reads, “Grandpa is getting old and can’t remember where this design came from… Now it’s yours, dear granddaughter, Visuno.”
The sketch lists several, common waterproof materials, yet all are crossed out. A sticky note reads: “Before getting close to flowing water, ensure you’re safe.”
At the bottom of the sketch, a small note reads, “I’ve discovered a technique to prevent shoelaces from coming undone! Now, I can run as fast as I want!”
At the top left, a note says “Today’s reflection after climbing,” followed by: “Remember! No matter what type of shoes, you must pay extra attention to the softness of the soles.” The bottom left reads: “Adventures in the Wishing Woods, page 66.”
On the back of the sketch, in a small, inconspicuous area, there is a note: “No matter if it’s for commuting or sampling, we always walk a lot. We should design comfortable shoes for our new friends!”
“Faewish Sprites are born in the same place, experience different things, and eventually return to the same destination.” The design was accompanied by a leaf sticky note, recording this musing.
A hairpin designed for holding back loose hair during research. The sketch note says: “Nunabo specially designed this hairpin to remedy the issue of hair falling down while studying!”
Grains of wheat are delicately drawn on fluttering ribbons in an orderly fashion. A wish is written on the side: “May our new home harvest such an abundance of grain.”
On the tattered design paper, faint, almost illegible writing said, “As a Faewish Sprite, it’s my duty to work hard and help everyone fulfill their wishes!” At the bottom was signed, “Millewish Sprite.”
Intricate patterns only need to be in plain white. Adding any more color would be too much. This note was boldly highlighted in red several times on the sketch.
A snippet of a musical score is drawn on the sketch. Next to it is a fish-shaped sticky note that reads: “Grab your rod. It’s the perfect day to cast it for the first time!”
A sketch drawn on a piece of journal paper with a series of mysterious coordinates written at the top. Beside it, a note reads, “Sorry about my naughty behavior. I won’t shake any trees from now on! I hope the birds find joy in their new home.”
“When designing each outfit, always ‘start from scratch.’” This line is noted above the sketch, with the page number in the bottom right corner: “Adventures in the Wishing Woods, page 1.”
The back of the sketch shows some erasing marks, with a faint note beside them: “Cheer up, Nunabo is the smartest chief researcher! Even if you’re out of ideas now, you’ll think of something soon!”
A sketch on the front page of the Harvest Cup Festival commemorative book, bearing fragrances of flowers and wheat, along with a neatly written note saying: “May the wind always remember.”
The sketch carefully depicts various trees in different postures, with a light annotation beside it: “Trees are natural stylists, using branches and leaves to decorate their trunks.”
“I wanted to capture the moment when the petals drifted away, but instead, they blended into the starlight.” The elegant silver lettering still carries a faint floral scent.
The back of the sketch has some notes that read, “300 units of Woolfruit needed. Inventory sufficient. 10 Woolfruit Tree seeds must be procured.” The title reads, “Current inventory of the Ebony Scissors.”
The sketch is drawn on a torn-out notebook page. In the corner, it says, “Seeing everyone in a panic due to the power outage, I felt the need to do something.”
Attached to the back of the sketch is a promotional page from a children’s book, boldly proclaiming, “This book has topped Stonewoods’ Best-selling Children’s Book List for three consecutive years.”
The outline of the Silvergale and the shape of the flowers are delicately drawn on the sketch. Beside it reads: “I heard our new human colleagues will arrive on the day of the Coming-Of-Age Ceremony. I can’t wait to give them the clothes personally!”
The sketch is made with lively lines, with graceful writing below it: “I want to fill every pocket with fruits!” At the end of the sentence, there are a few small, cute Lampchilis drawn.
The slightly worn paper bore the marks of many folds, and the edges were a little frayed. In a barely visible spot at the bottom was a note: “Now entrusted to the Cadenceborn for safekeeping.”
The design on the sketch is rough, and there is a scribbled note on the back that reads, “The key to designing is putting your heart into it! To celebrate this piece, I’m treating my little ones, and myself, to something special today!”
The yellowed back of the sketch bears fresh writing that reads, “I’ll secretly work hard behind Legrand’s back, planning my schedule and using every bit of time to improve my fashion skills. Prepare to be amazed!”
A sheet of exquisite golden paper with a sketch on it, accompanied by a note reading, “If only there was a magnificent rare ruby to complement it. Then, the pinnacle of perfection would be achieved!”
A sketch delicately folded into a small flower. It exudes a fresh citric scent when opened. There’s a message written at the bottom, “They’re green mandarins, not lemons! I’d never forget what she likes!”
A slanted line of writing on the back reads: “As long as lines and color blocks are used properly, you can create simple and beautiful plaid!” Beside it is a carefully drawn button design.
In the bottom left corner of the sketch, it says “Adventures in the Wishing Woods, page 80,” with a small note: “When writing this line, the clock’s hands pointed to 10:55!”
Many small circles are drawn along the edge of the sketch, with a note next to them, “The are not just ordinary circles. Can yon see the hidden anti-slip tricks?”
Carefully written text reads: “After wandering around the valley district for a while, I realized—whether for travel or school, a practical backpack is essential.” Signed, “Wishing Woods Chronicles, Page 5.”
Drawn on one side of the sketch is an Aurosa bloom swaying in the wind. Beneath it, a delicate line reads, “The sight of the Aurosa in full bloom… Such grandeur!”
The sketch is sprinkled with golden pollen. In the top right corner, there is a small line that reads, “Awaken the dawn, the Aurosa, and the miracles created by wishes.”
The strokes are very smooth, likely created in one go, with the blank space noting, “Spring breeze passes through the old room, bringing new inspiration!”
Beside the sketch, a meticulously enlarged lace pattern was drawn. A note next to it read, “How about it? You can tell right away this is a signature element from the Wishcraft Lab, right?” Signed, Nunabo.
Along the yellowed edges of the paper, delicate little gifts were drawn, with a note saying, “Everyone says these are specially prepared return gifts! I’m so happy! I wish I could turn them into shimmering outfits!”
After multiple erasures and redraws, the paper of the sketch has become somewhat thin. Fortunately, it has been cherished and carefully folded and stored.
The position of the jute rope belt seems to have been altered several times. A note next to it reads: “Just add a simple jute rope belt, and it instantly looks neat and tidy.”
Beside the sketch, it says: “A pair of glasses can make you look more professional!” Next to the note “Adventures in the Wishing Woods, page 47” is a drawing of a Faewish Sprite wearing glasses.
The blank spaces of the sketch are written with mechanical skills, accompanied by a bold statement, “I’ve kept all the tricks of maintenance in my mind!”
An old sketch of a refined garment. The note reads, “I need you to urgently prepare this to ensure it’s ready for the Dream Warehouse’s opening ceremony.”
A sketch drawn on a postcard produced by Cicia Art Academy in 998 A.W. The message reads, “It’s been 10 years since graduation. May you always remain pure like the gem on this garment.”
A sketch etched into a stone tablet. Along with it is a scrawl that reads, “In memory of the escape! The fierce beast’s claw marks gave me a new design inspiration.”
An ancient sketch with burnt edges found inside an abandoned campsite tent. It has frantic scribbles all over it, reading, “He’s on the verge of resurrection! My beloved daughter, we’ll meet again soon.”
An untouched sketch, seemingly drawn in one breath. A note scribbled beside it reads, “Thank you for helping me reclaim the inspiration from my dreams.”
A sketch drawn on a lotus leaf with doodles showing Croakers who’ve gathered when the Well of Fortune was first built. Webbed footprints are all over the leaf.
A sketch drawn on the back of a slightly faded landscape photo, with neat writing at the top, reading, “Observe, feel, conquer.” It’s signed by the designer, Vidotta.
A note on the back of the sketch reads, “I tried to combine some contrasting colors. It turns out they work surprisingly well!” Next to it is an artful illustration.
It appears to be an entry for the Heartcraft Kingdom biennial exhibition titled Dreams on Branches. It’s marked with a stamp, indicating it was returned by the committee.
The sketch has many traces of corrections, and next to it, there’s a small line that says, “Even with the help of the Warp Spire, stylists still need these great shoes.”
The paper once depicted a family of three. The sketch for the leather shoes is drawn on the “dad” with a note. It reads: “Dad, ever since that day, I wished time could be rewound. Then maybe, with these new shoes, you could’ve run a bit faster and escaped.”
The design on the sketch is drawn with childlike lines, with a rounded note on the back that reads, “This creation took longer than I expected… I’ve decided to give it to my greatest benefactor!”
The sketched hat has a simple shape, but the colors are striking. A note on the sketch reads, “Found some dye from the people of Stoneville! It has a faint scent of Sol Fruit.”
A sketch titled “Sun! Sun! Sun! 357th High-altitude Sunbathing Record, the Dream Warehouse” with a special note next to it saying, “Cooling hat. The perfect choice for protecting one’s head against sunburn!”
A sketch drawn on a report reads, “Faewish Sprites Observation Diary: They’re all wearing adorable little hats! We don’t know the reason for that yet, but I want to design a hat now, too.”
Left by a little zoologist, this sketch states, “One must accept the fate of being hit by bird droppings. The pattern on this hat can hide the stains.”
On the back of the sketch, an old line reads: “For the fledgling explorer with a world in their heart.” To the right, a more recent line adds: “Ah, I too wish to explore.”
A crumpled sketch with a missing corner, with small writing explaining its absence: “I’m adding a peace badge that all humans like, but I ran out of paper, so I’m borrowing some.”
A sketch with a faint milky scent and many tiny feathers attached. Below is a drawing of an elegantly dressed Bowtie Cat, with a Shirtcat carefully grooming its fur.
The design is scribbled on the back of a train ticket, with the words “The Choo-Choo Station sends its warmest regards to all passengers!” on the front.
The sketch was drawn on a torn-off piece of note paper, with a dried small Daisy attached. Beside it reads: “For some reason, I remember the day I first picked a small Daisy.”
The ultimate sleep mask for instant sleep, with it, you’ll never have to count Florist Sheep again! The sketch states this boldly, with a signature from the Flamecrest Festival Order Guide.
The sketch was drawn on an old letter, with faint but hurried handwriting: “Urgent! Urgent! If any stylists are willing to help organize the Wishing Orbs… I will give a thank you gift of my own design.”
Beside the myriad of butterflies drawn on the sketch is a note. It laments: “Pity I can’t show the beauty of all these butterflies on one earring. But I can blend their beauty together!”
A cute little bear is drawn at the bottom, with a note that reads, “A gift just for you. Enjoy the joy it brings!” A small slip attached to the back reads, “Louise made this by hand from the materials she gathered.”
A sketch with a grand crane drawn in a blank area with two girls sitting on its wings. One of them, which appears to have been recently added, has pink hair.
“The flickering starlight drifting in the wilderness will illuminate my way home.” Below the text is also a whimsical doodle of a Bullquet being disturbed by a Bustlefly.
The sketch has neat handwriting, and the back is filled with early business ideas for an inn. One sentence stands out, “Do not hesitate to lend a helping hand to others. The door is always open to those in need.”
The sketch is on a thin platinum fabric, with a small scribbled line: “Store The Wishing One’s beliefs and words in a bottle, and luck will be with you like a breeze.”
The sketch was drawn on a piece of crumpled glitter paper, with paper cranes and twinkling stars perfectly integrated. A silver chain of stars surrounds the cranes.
A well-preserved sketch bears a note in the bottom right corner that reads: “My first attempt at creating jewelry. Perhaps I can also pursue my dream in that sparkling place…”
This sketch looks more like a cool drummer’s illustration, with a note in the corner that reads, “Grab those drumsticks with this, and you’ll get a storm of applause!”
The design’s gloves are based on the best-selling book When the Stars of Heartcraft Shine. It’s inspired by the story of Heartcraft’s legendary diplomat in Chapter 13: The Handshake That Warms the Heart.
The sketch is drawn on pitch-black paper, with lines shimmering in gold that read, “This is my first time drawing stars on black paper. It turned out amazing!”
There is a note on the sketch that reads, “Black and white, metal and chiffon… Balancing them wasn’t easy, but I finally did it!” The back has a small butterfly drawing on it.
An extremely ancient sketch once meticulously preserved. It’s adorned with shooting star embellishments. The damaged text reads, “Congratulations… wish you… beautiful…”
The sketch shows various plants that are native to Stonewoods, with a design that weaves them all into a ring. A note on it reads, “Bringing them all together makes it feel like home.”
This sketch bears the logo of the Wondrous Life Association, and is signed by Elron himself. It bears a line of small text, “It’s said that the Astral Swan prefers to fly with companions rather than circling alone. I really want to witness it with my own eyes.”
The sketch features two entwined lover swans, with a round note beside them that reads, “I saw these beautiful creatures in the meadow. They’ve got such graceful necks and flowing feathers! I would love to bring them back to the Wishing Woods…”
The sketch bears the imprint of the Wishcraft Laboratory’s logo, with a neat note next to it: “Lecture Notes: Today I listened to a senior from the institute talk about the story of the Silvergale… But I think maybe only those two gods know the truth.”
A sketch soaked in the scent of flowers with a rushed note written on it, “I was almost late for the morning class. I ran through the corridor, with the breeze lifting up my hair.”
The edges of the sketch are worn, with fresh writing in the blank spaces, filled with hearts. A note reads, “I can’t believe I finally got to see this design up close! I almost fainted at the sight of it!”
On the other side of the sketch, there’s a shirt design with messy handwriting that reads, “Finished the in-class design test early. So tired… When will this class end…?”
Some pen marks have been smudged by drops of liquid, and the lost details were redrawn. The back is covered with isolated words, of which “revenge” has been repeatedly circled.
A sketch on the back of a ticket to a plaid art exhibition, bearing a note: “Plaid can also be carefree and unruly. Seeing it solely as the embodiment of elegance might be the greatest misunderstanding.”
“Choose your sports pants wisely: only the most breathable, lightweight fabrics will do!” Following this sentence, there’s a detailed fabric breathability comparison chart attached.
“Soft! Breathable! Cool! Even after walking ten laps around a Stonetree, you won’t have to worry about your feet feeling stuffy.” Signed by Sock Master.
A sketch with a line of text above it that reads, “Socks are also a detail that cannot be ignored!” In the bottom right corner is the annotation, “Leona’s Inspiration Collection, Page 15.”
The back of the sketch bears a fiery red lipstick mark, with a small, smudged note that reads, “Add some stars here… Hmm, no chandelier can compare to this!”
The hollowed-out pattern on the shoe was repeatedly modified. The final dimensions are written alongside the inscription: “Less is more, embrace new designs.”
A note attached to the sketch reads, “Recent life insights: Comfortable shoes greatly help one enjoy walking and exercising. If you want to walk ten thousand steps a day, a comfortable pair of shoes is crucial!”
The sketch is drawn on a piece of letter paper, with a note that reads, “Dear Igrainne, I designed these shoes just for you! If you like them, wear them to greet me when I return!”
A new, crooked note at the bottom of this slightly old sketch reads, “Struck gold! This sexy shoe design could be worth a whole field!” The note carefully avoids the hand-drawn stars on the sketch.
Neat handwriting on the sketch reads, “Not too expensive and smells great, wearing this is sure to make you popular, what a perfect choice for an elegant gathering.”
A small note is scribbled at the bottom of the sketch, which reads, “Pacifico gave me a bowknot he tied himself (it was a bit basic), so I improved it and made it into a hair accessory. It turned out pretty nice!”
The sketch is covered with bright yellow and a bold exclamation mark right in the center. A note reads, “This design element could be used for the Volunteer Corps’ uniform.”
The original design on the sketch is seamless, with traces of clumsy imitation on one side. A faint note on it reads, “Trust me, even fallen stars can be sexy!”
“Scratch! Bite! In the dead of night!” A sketch scrawled on sheet music with lyrics from the song “Rebellious Pack” by a famous rock band from the Starhail Federation.
The sketch paper, sprinkled with starlight, features the outline of a dress, with a faded note that reads, “The dress’s charm shines best when paired with the right rhythm and lighting!”
An old and slightly damaged paper detailing each tweak and refinement. The earlier notes are quite neat, but the later ones become more and more rushed. All are signed by “the Professor.”
A pristine sketch, free of revisions, accompanied by a note, “Must be my OCD! Why else would I completely redraw my original sketch that was full of revisions?”
Multiple color blocks smeared on the back form a small color palette, with a particularly eye-catching silver gleam that’s pinpointed by brush strokes.
The pattern and style of this sketch were drawn on the back of an oil painting. When it’s flipped over, a peculiar scene emerges: the Silvergale perched alone on a withered branch, with only a lone moon hanging in the sky.
The sketch has a smooth outline with a pair of small wings drawn next to it. Below this is a line of text, “At this point, I can’t help but feel saddened by the love story of the Silvergale.”
The edges of the sketch are dotted with small shooting star patterns, with a sticky note beside it, “They say that wishes made upon shooting stars will come true!”
The sketch captures a scene where the water ripples gently under the bright moonlight, adorned with a few soft, silver tail feathers drifting softly about.
On the gold-edged folding fan, there is a pattern rendered in ink wash. Beside it, an inscription reads: “Once glimpsed the maiden’s shadow, followed by a pipa’s tune, plucking out the melody of longing.”
This sketch is meticulously drawn with delicate strokes on a snow-white silk fan, while the reverse side showcases a free-flowing ink painting: an endless expanse of white earth and falling snow, with only a lone figure in a conical hat walking alone.
The sketch was drawn on the back of a map, with towering and steep mountains rising straight into the sky. Below is a small note: “Believe that there are no insurmountable peaks…”
A sketch depicts cascading fireworks, with the note below: “Today, I want to design waterfall fireworks that can linger in the night sky for a long time!”
In the corner of the sketch, a small fireworks pattern is placed, beneath which are numerous scattered scribbles, hinting at a long process of style selection.
On the pages bordered with red, a design is painted in vibrant hues. In the upper right corner, there is a line of elegant calligraphy: “The shadow of flowers stirs against the wall.”
On the edge of the smooth paper, faint water stains remain, their presence suggesting a story behind the work. The inscription below reads: “Each time the melody reaches its emotional peak, a few tears inevitably fall.”
On this slightly yellowed design sheet, a smooth and transparent jade piece is meticulously outlined, with a detailed description of how to carve it into a pair of bracelets. It’s written beside: “This sketch is waiting for its destined one.”
The first page of the sketch features a fireworks emblem, with the small text revealing the designer’s steadfast belief: “Starting today, I will become a fireworks designer that I’m proud of.”
The design is finely embroidered onto satin fabric, with a delicate landscape painting at the back: cranes flying between clouds, flowers falling beside the shore, and fish swimming in the pond as petals rest on the water’s surface.
A photo is attached next to the sketch, showing the sky with a soft purple glow at dusk. On the back, it reads: “The scenery of Miraland at dusk is just as beautiful!”
A Peace Charm from the Linlang Empire designed with Florawish paper crane elements. It bears a neatly written inscription: “Peace and joy, may all be right. A gift from Yayin.”
The sketch emphasizes the shape and outline of a Daisy, with even the leaf veins carefully drawn. A neat line of writing reads at the bottom: “I love Daisies so much, I’ve collected so many without even realizing!”
The sketch depicts several Daisies in different shapes. Next to them, the note says, “One, two, three… I can hardly capture all my moments with the daisies.”
A sketch filled with detailed close-ups of the fireworks blooming, with an exquisite line of text at the bottom: “Next time, I’d like to try a Momo paw-shaped firework!”
The blank area of the sketch contains detailed instructions on how to preserve scented materials, with a small line of text that reads, “Let’s use this paper for scent experiments.”
In the blank area of the sketch is a line of small text that reads, “It’s been a long time since I left my hometown, but I feel like I can still smell the aroma of my mother brewing medicine in her room.”
The sketch is marked with a small line of text: “Knead thoroughly before adding the leaves to bring out the scent”. The paper is stained with a green liquid.
In the blank area of the sketch, notes about a particular fragrance read: “The woody scent might not be that unique, but its richness and enduring nature are captivating.”
The fragrance’s top, middle, and base notes are written in small letters on the sketch, with a final note stating: “The base note lingers the longest, lasting for approximately one day.”
At the top of the sketch is a line of large text: “Even if it does smell like toothpaste, so what? The refreshing smell of toothpaste in the morning is very invigorating!”
On the back of the sketch is a recommendation from a renowned fragrance critic in Cicia saying: “This is the go-to choice for anyone who wants to make a strong first impression.”
A small sticky note is attached to the sketch that reads: “This is the most surprising work from a renowned perfumer that reveals a side of him that no one knew existed!”
At the bottom of the sketch is a small line of text, “This is the prelude to brilliance. It harbors a light that’s not yet scorching, but is already filled with splendor.”
At the top of the sketch, it says: “After getting lost and walking endlessly through forest without any way out, the unforgettable memories drive me to preserve the scent of that moment forever.”
