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Photo by Méry Transit'Art on August 05, 2026.
Photo by Méry Transit'Art on August 05, 2026.
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Posted On: August 5th 2026, 04:29 pm
#respectnature🌎
#zérodéchet
#naturelovers
#crayonaquarelle
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Comments (10)
sylvie_f_pastelart a month ago

sylvie_f_pastelart

Bravo pour cette illustration et aussi pour le partage du brouillon en mode brainstorming ! 👏👏👏😍

lollipop.bird.arts 2 months ago

lollipop.bird.arts

😂 superbe 👌

alain_dekelver 3 months ago

alain_dekelver

Il faut dénoncer ces incivilités et tu le fais tellement bien. Tu devrais proposer d'en faire des affiches à placer à l'entrée des bois 😀

claudineverez 3 months ago

claudineverez

J'adore l'idée et l'imagination.. magnifiquement réalisé 👏👏😍😍

lottie_couleur 3 months ago

lottie_couleur

Quelle brillante idée! J’adore❤️. Et le dernier # sur le croquis est tout a fait adapté 😇🤭

delphinelicoine 3 months ago

delphinelicoine

Vraiment, superbe pour dénoncer les gens qui jettent leurs déchets, j' adore ❤️🍄😍❤️

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