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Article: BY NATALIA CARDONA

POR NATALIA CARDONA

BY NATALIA CARDONA

Fears are unavoidable, they come in different sizes and shapes and also in different places. Imaginaries is a collection that invites us to talk about them, the ones we have as children and the ones that accompany us when we are adults. Thanks to Natalia Cardona who with her illustrations gave life and personality to what scares us and reminds us how brave we can be!

FOREST
Going camping can be a little scary, the leaves can be heard when you step on them, the shadows of the trees and the creatures that inhabit them can paralyze, but when you stop and look beyond your fear, you find a world full of magic and color!

EVENING

When the night comes, your fears come with it, but with our print you will find that that scary monster on the TV is Jack and he just wants to act! Or those shadows by the window are Lucy a wolf who likes to collect shadow pictures!

SCHOOL

The vegetables that you have to eat, the math homework and bullies are some of the fears that can be had at school! It is normal to feel afraid, but with this print we invite you to open the conversation to know how to face them and know how to defeat them.

TRIPS
Traveling is amazing! But traveling in the water, or in the air can be a bit scary, right? Even moving and rebuilding your life in another place is scary! Find in this print the most common fears and learn how to deal with them.


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BY ANDREA MUÑOZ IN ALLIANCE WITH REVERIES

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